The final days of February became challenging for Oklahoma, Kansas, Texas and part of the South residents after isolated tornadoes caused property damage, power outages and 12 injuries.
The weather conditions in the United States have become challenging after rounds of winter storms unloaded heavy snow and freezing rain in the Midwest, Northeast and parts of Southern California.
In addition, the National Weather Service (NWS) recently warned of tornado watches in Texas and Western Oklahoma, OK/TX Panhandle and southern Texas.
NWS added a possible derecho or prolonged and damaging thunderstorms.
Isolated tornadoes in parts of the South
Recently, Nature World News (NWN) warned of isolated tornadoes, large hail and damaging wind gusts in parts of the South this week.
Meanwhile, CNN and AccuWeather's latest reports said that the tornadoes in the Central United States caused significant damage and 12 injuries.
- Challenging wind gusts were recorded in Memphis, Texas.
- Reports said about 88,000 had no power in Kansas City, Texas and Oklahoma. Meanwhile, CNN reported that about 100 storm reports unfolded in the said areas.
- Parts of Cleveland county also reported about 5,000 power outages.
- Reports showed that damaging winds flipped cars, while many homes and businesses were damaged.
AccuWeather reported isolated tornadoes hit Norman, Oklahoma (Sunday). Records showed that about seven tornadoes were confirmed in the area.
Furthermore, CNN reported that the National Weather Service (NWS) is expected to check affected areas for significant damage and tornado details.
Tornadoes and severe weather risks could also impact parts of Indianapolis, Ohio, Cincinnati, Central Indiana and Illinois.
Motorists and homeowners should keep updated with the weather for possible tornado outbreaks and thunderstorms.
March 22, 2022 in Round Rock, Texas.The latest weather forecasts said tornadoes emerged in parts of the South-Central United States, especially in Texas, Kansas and Oklahoma. Power outages and 12 injuries were reported.
Meanwhile, the National Weather Prediction Center reported that severe weather could impact Midwest. The forecast warned of possible tornadoes and troublesome winds.
Furthermore, the NOAA WRN Ambassadors explained the importance of having multiple devices and sources to alert you for possible tornadoes.
The advisory added that homeowners should keep shoes by their side and a working flashlight.
What to do after tornado outbreaks
Recent reports from AccuWeather and CNN said that the tornadoes and severe weather in the South-Central United States caused property damage and injuries.
Also Read: Avalanche Risk, Road Closure Possible in West US This Week Due to Developing Storms
According to American Red Cross, tornadoes are considered dangerous that could unleash widespread damage.
As a result, disaster and tornado preparedness are crucial to saving from injuries and casualties. Here are important reminders after tornadoes.
Stay updated for tornado watches and warnings for this week
Affected homeowners should keep updated with weather reports. Tornado watches and warnings help anticipate tornado impacts.
Motorists should reschedule their travel or outdoor activities after tornado outbreaks.
After the tornadoes
Homeowners should be careful with flying and falling debris after tornado outbreaks. Stay away from damaged trees and power lines.
In addition, homeowners should check their homes for possible damages after tornado outbreaks.
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