Storms kill 6 in the South and Midwest as forecasters warn of catastrophic rains, floods this week...
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Kentucky residents were clearing debris from buildings torn apart by the severe weather hitting the South and the Midwest. Some structures have been completely flattened during the storm.
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Main Idea: Severe storms tore through Tennessee and Arkansas, killing people and leaving heavy damage as forecasters warned of dangerous rain and flash flooding across the central U.S.
Key Points:
- Tornadoes and violent winds killed at least seven people in Tennessee, Missouri, and Indiana during the first wave of storms.
- In Tennessee, whole neighborhoods were badly damaged, and officials said some areas were “completely wiped out.”
- In Arkansas, a tornado flattened homes and farm buildings, leaving residents and families to start cleanup.
- Forecasters said even worse weather was coming, with historic rain and life-threatening flash floods possible over several days.
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Severe storms in Tennessee, Arkansas, and nearby states can kill people, damage homes and businesses, and disrupt power, roads, and supply chains for workers and shoppers.
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- Representative David KustoffpersonContextCandidate
Named federal lawmaker quoted at a storm-damage news conference; a secondary speaking role.
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