Severe Flooding and Weather-Related Deaths Across Multiple States

Severe flooding and weather conditions across multiple states have resulted in at least 20 deaths, including a nine-year-old boy swept away by floodwaters in Kentucky and a teen firefighter killed in Missouri. An EF-3 tornado in Tennessee claimed the lives of at least ten people. The aftermath includes destroyed homes, buildings, and vehicles. Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp expressed condolences for the deaths caused by fallen trees in his state. The storms have subsided, but flood warnings are still in effect.

Severe Storms and Flooding in the South and Midwest

Severe storms in the South and Midwest have caused flash flooding, leading to major flood stage in several states. At least 16 weather-related deaths reported. Tornadoes and heavy rain have devastated neighborhoods, affecting interstate commerce and transportation hubs. Vacancy rates in NWS forecast offices are high due to job cuts. Several areas are under flood watch and evacuation orders due to rising water levels. Widespread flooding and damage reported in multiple states.

Climate Change and Extreme Weather Events

Climate change alarmists are attributing recent extreme weather events to global warming, despite data showing a decline in weather-related deaths over the past century. Experts point out that more people die from cold temperatures than heat, and advocate for a shift towards clean energy production.