Tornado’s threat goes to the southern states after the central powers were affected by a large -scale storm

A The threat of a tornado He moved to the east to the Mississippi Valley and south on Saturday, just a day after the damaged buildings of massive storms, dust storms, which caused deadly accidents and torn over 100 fires in several central states.

On Friday, several tornado was registered in Missouri. Winds up to 80 mph / h were predicted from the Canadian border to Texas, threatening the snowstorms in the cold northern areas and the fires in warm and drier areas to the south.

Three people were killed on Friday during car accidents during the dust in the Amaril district, Texas, the State Public Security Department reports. Cindy Barkley. One automotive course was estimated by 38 cars.

“This is the worst thing I saw,” Barkley said. “We couldn’t say that they were all together until the dust was settled.”

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Crews are working to remove a large pine from Glencannon Drive after heavy weather at River’s peak, California, Thursday, March 13, 2025. (AP)

Officials ordered evacuations in the Aklahoma areas amid more than 130 fires reported throughout the state. Officials said the winds were so strong that several tractor trailers were overthrown.

The thunderstorm prediction continued to continue over the weekend with high chances of tornado and wind damage on Saturday in Mississippi and Alabama. Heavy rain can lead to flood outbreaks in some parts of the east coast on Sunday.

The National Weather Service said Missouri had at least five tornado, including one in St. Louis. Officials in the St. Louis district declared a state of emergency.

There were several buildings damaged in stormIncluding the striped center in Rollo, Missouri, as Tornado was reported in the area on Friday afternoon.

The thunderstorm’s forecasting center said that rapidly driving thunderstorms could lead to turns and hail, like baseballs, although the most threat would be straight winds near or exceed the hurricane, with possible gusts of 100 mph.

The National Weather Service was expected on Saturday in the Persian Bay and Hlyboka Coast in the Tennessee Valley.

The thunderstorm’s forecasting center said the Mississippi parts, including Jackson and Khatisburg, as well as parts of Alabama, including Birmingham and Tuskaluz, would be at high risk. Strong thunderstorms and tornado on East Louisiana, Western Georgia, Central Tennessee and Western Florida Panhandle were also possible.

Mark Nelson, Wisconsin, is waiting for its tractor after it overturned during the high wind and possible tornado on the Interstate 44 Westbound in Ville Ridge, Missouri, Friday, March 14, 2025. (AP)

Forest fires on the southern plains Threatens to spread rapidly before warm, dry weather and strong wind.

The evacuation was ordered on Friday for some areas in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri and New Mexico.

A fire in Roberts County, Texas, quickly grew from less than a square mile to approximately 32.8 square miles.

About 60 miles south, another fire grew to approximately 3.9 square miles before the crews stopped in the afternoon.

The Emergency Department in Oklahoma has activated its Emergency Center in response to several quick fires that led to evacuation in the Western city of Lidi.

The National Weather Service said extremely dangerous fires were seen northeast of Oklahoma, near Stiluot. Officials issued mandatory evacuation orders that included houses, hotels and Walmart.

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On the night of the night, March 14, 2025, south of Langstan, Oklahoma. (AP)

Officials have called on people in some areas of Camden to Central Missouri to evacuate from the forest fires. The state patrol of the highway warned that the fires are approaching houses and enterprises.

Approximately 120 miles of interstate 70 in Western Kansas were temporarily closed for inventing dust and limited visibility.

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High wind also knocked out the power in more than 216,000 houses and businesses in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Missouri.

The National Weather Service issued Blizzard warnings for parts of Western Minnesota and Eastern Southern Dakota, starting Saturday. The accumulation of snow from three to six centimeters was expected, and this is possible to the foot.

It is predicted that the wind, which breaks up to 60 million / h, causes the conditions of the White.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.