Storms, floods and tornadoes: at risk 40 millions of Americans. PHOTO, VIDEO

On May 6, there were 110 reports of severe weather across the United States—most of them from Kansas, which reported three tornadoes, hail the size of tennis balls and even baseballs, and gale force winds of 80 mph (almost 130). km/h). And while the bad weather is in no hurry to leave America.

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Heavy rain caused flash flooding in Kansas, where the town of Chanute received nearly 4,7 inches (12 cm) of rain, a multi-year record for the day, forcing the evacuation of several homes, writes ABC News.

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6 May radar reports showed thunderstorms and heavy rains in Kansas and Missouri, which eased later during the day. But the next storm was not long in coming, forming in the Rocky Mountains and heading for the Plains on Tuesday, May 7.

Check this out! This is the case when the field correspondents followed. pic.twitter.com/1v3BtHWBjC

- WeatherNation (@WeatherNation) May 6, 2019

Weather forecasters warn that more than 40 of millions of Americans living from Texas to Missouri are in danger of facing severe weather conditions by Thursday, May 9.

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7 may be particularly vulnerable Oklahoma and Texas: in several regions there is a varying degree of risk of destructive winds, large hail or even tornadoes.

#Tornado last night near Garfield, Ks #kswx @JEROMYCARTER1 @ReedTimmerAccu @spann @JimCantore @collinabc13 pic.twitter.com/fqzqxEcFpa

- Chance Coldiron (@ChanceTColdiron) May 7, 2019

On the morning of May 8, powerful storms will hit Oklahoma City and Dallas, which can expand their impact and be observed in different regions from East Texas across Missouri. In the direction from east Texas to western Louisiana, air temperature can rise sufficiently until the end of the day to result in a full-fledged tornado.

By 9 in May, the weather risks should decrease slightly to the south and east, but numerous local thunderstorms are possible from Louisiana to Tennessee.

A storage facility in Little Rock, Arkansas was hit by a #tornado on Thursday, tearing off 80 percent of its roof pic.twitter.com/kx8UFcL6Mh

- Pattrn (@pattrn) May 7, 2019

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In some areas, this week can fall from 6 to 8 inches (15-20 cm) of precipitation, which will increase the risk of flooding, leading to a rapid rise in water levels in rivers. This may also affect urban areas of the region.

DRONE INTERCEPT of #tornado warned storm sw @BIGLUK3 @aleclunsford as cylindrical wall cloud rotated to our SW.

We will use these with trackable sensors of @ChasinSpin Tornadoes intercepted tomorrow / SRP24 @accuweather pic.twitter.com/TVDoOPtiyV

- Reed Timmer (@ReedTimmerAccu) May 7, 2019

In addition, a large-scale storm system can bring precipitation from 2 to 4 inches (5-10 cm) throughout the rest of the Mississippi River valley, and from Oklahoma to Wisconsin. This will also affect the risk of severe flooding.

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