More than 30 million Americans across the South faced the threat of severe weather after multiple deadly tornadoes hit the region Thursday. They sent sparks and debris flying across northeast Alabama.

A large tornado hit metropolitan Atlanta's Coweta County around midnight Friday, prompting a tornado emergency for the city of Newnan and surrounding areas. No deaths were reported.

At least five people were killed by storms Thursday in Calhoun County, Alabama, northeast of Birmingham. There were also reports of people trapped in flattened homes.

Much of Alabama was under a state of emergency as a large tornado left a trail of destruction in an area 50 miles long from Tuscaloosa to Birmingham earlier Thursday. Tornado and flash flood alerts have been posted across Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee and Georgia.

Powerful winds uprooted trees and sent them crashing onto rooftops. Some of the worst damage happened at the Eagle Point subdivision in Shelby County, Alabama. Torn-off roofs revealed the insides of bedrooms and drone footage showed homeowners sifting through debris.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JVnFPgAO9XY

Lalasticlala

https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/tornadoes-alabama-birmingham-deadly-destruction/

More


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZsyKNUQOEr4

Climate change is real.

Brexxit:
Climate change is real.

This is a natural event and not a function of the climate change alarmists

Our

In
Nja
BUHARI
IS
our
Own
TONADO

Unfortunately
2023
Is
Still
Far

Tornado is one disaster that throws a place into uncertainty. Things like this reminds me of how lucky we are in this part of the world.

The Natural Disasters we have in Nigeria doesn't go and come.... its worst and everlasting.
God punish Nigerian Politicians Past, Present and Future.