Strong storms in the east Nebraska Officials said a man was killed earlier Saturday, seriously injured in a state park, displaced after two prison housing was damaged and hundreds of inmates were displaced.
Meanwhile, more than 40 million Americans are cautious about dangerous heat and fire weather. In terms of fire weather, the fire prompted two forced evacuations Colorado The county is particularly worth noting.
about Nebraska The storm, Waterloo Volunteer Fire Department was called to Two Rivers State Park before 7 a.m. Saturday, where first responders found a vehicle crushed by large poplar trees. The tree was overturned as the storm gusts were above 80mph (129 kph), according to the National Weather Service (NWS). A woman was pronounced dead while a man was trapped at the scene, the fire department said in a press release.
The department said it took about 90 minutes for firefighters to release the man due to the size and weight of the tree. Waterloo Fire Chief Travis Harlow said he was taken to an Omaha hospital once free, which was life-threatening.
State Park (a popular campground) is located about 5 miles (8 km) west of the western border of Omaha.
Strong winds caused widespread damage in eastern Nebraska, collapsed trees, destructive roofs and pull-down wires. After direct, thousands of people have no power.
In Lincoln, the Lincoln capital, the storm damaged two housing units in the Nebraska State Prison, killing 387 inmates, the state Department of Correctional Services said in a statement.
“There is no reported injury, all employees and those incarcerated are safe,” the agency said.
Strong storms are also moving in parts of the east Wisconsin On Saturday, gusts brought 60mph (97 kph) of gusts to the state’s peninsula, the National Weather Service said. Flood warnings are in effect in Milwaukee, Walkersha and Ozaki counties. Flash torrents force parts of interstates 43, 41 and 94 of Milwaukee Diary Sentinel Report. The media added that, except for all runways at Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport, most taxi and underground access tunnels were reportedly flooded.
The Weather Bureau said there could be more strong storms throughout the country throughout Saturday night to Sunday, from Western Colorado to Kansas, Nebraska, Nebraska, Iowa, Iowa, northern Missouri, to Illinois and Illinois and Wisconsin.
Meanwhile, the fight against extreme heat consultation is a region including Albuquerque, New Mexico. El Paso and Dallas, Texas; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Little Rock, Arkansas; Wichita, Kansas; Springfield, Missouri; and Kansas City, Missouri, as ABC News Report. The network notes that Oregon, Utah, Colorado and Wyoming are vigilant about fire conditions.
It is worth noting that officials in Rio de Janeiro and Garfield County ordered the evacuation of the Flame South after Colorado’s Lee Wildfire was raised by nearly 30,000 acres. Denver Post.
The ongoing climate crisis on Earth is caused by man-made greenhouse gas emissions – making extreme weather events more common, including strong storms, floods and wildfires.
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