Flood in America; There are already 20 dead PHOTO/VIDEO

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp expressed his condolences Sunday night to the families of two victims who were hit by a tree on a golf course, ABC News reports. BREAKING: About 6,000 Georgia Power customers were without power at approximately 4:45 p.m., including about 1,500 in metro Atlanta. The National Weather Service cited a growing concern for flooding given the slow-moving nature of the system. https://t.co/YgnQzMsSlL&mdash; Atlanta Journal-Constitution (@ajc) April 6, 2025 &quot;We are saddened by the tragic deaths of two people from Georgia due to the storm. Please join us in our thoughts and prayers,&quot; Kemp said.The Arkansas Department of Emergency Management confirmed that the first victim of the storm was a 5-year-old boy found in a southwest Little Rock home, with no details on the cause of his death. #TornadoWatch #TornadoWarning #GAWX #SundayVibes TAKE COVER NOW!: Tornado Warning east of Macon, Georgia not far from Milledgeville. 🙏🌪️⛈️🌩️🙏 https://t.co/Dt4mFDkwre pic.twitter.com/CWBkYF8cZa&mdash; USAS: Weather, Aviation, Celebrities 🇺🇲🌊🌪️ (@USAS_WW1) April 6, 2025 A 16-year-old firefighter was killed in a traffic accident about 100 kilometers west of St. Louis, according to a report from the Beaufort-Leslie Fire District Command and a report from the Missouri State Traffic Police. Ten storm victims were reported in Tennessee, three in Missouri, two in Kentucky and one each in Indiana and Arkansas. Severe weather continues to devastate the U.S., with 17 dead and over 90 tornadoes reported across 10 states. Flash floods and tornado threats remain, impacting areas from Tennessee to Georgia. Stay safe and stay informed. 🌧️🌪️ #SevereWeather #Tornadoes #FlashFloods #Flooding&hellip; pic.twitter.com/ExWVG0nLy5&mdash; BitLogicX-TrendInfo (@bytecoderman) April 6, 2025 Flood warnings were in effect Sunday morning from Louisiana to western Pennsylvania, and today the warning was extended to northern Florida, Georgia and South Carolina.Since Sunday, more than 90 tornadoes have been reported in at least 10 states, from Kansas to Ohio, according to ABC News.

Flood in America; There are already 20 dead PHOTO/VIDEO

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