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 At least 35 possible tornado touchdowns were reported across several states, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

9 dead, widespread damage after storms rip across southern United States

&nbsp;At least 35 possible tornado touchdowns were reported across several states, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

At least nine people were reported dead in Alabama after tornadoes struck the state late on January 12, destroying homes and causing significant damage.
As many as 35 tornadoes hit Alabama, Georgia and Kentucky leading to severe power outage according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
12 people were injured severely enough to be taken to hospitals, Ernie Baggett, Autauga County's emergency management director, said as crews cut through downed trees looking for survivors.
He said about 40 homes were destroyed or seriously damaged, including several mobile homes that were launched into the air.
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&ldquo;They weren't just blown over," he said. "They were blown a distance.&rdquo;&nbsp;
(AP)

Watch: monster storm continues to pummel parts of US, claims 18 lives

Across the U.S., officials have attributed deaths to exposure, car crashes, a falling tree limb and other effects of the storm.

A frigid winter storm killed at least 18 people as it swept across the country, knocking out power to hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses and leaving millions of people on edge about the possibility of Christmas Eve blackouts.
The storm unleashed its full fury on Buffalo, New York, with hurricane-force winds causing whiteout conditions. Emergency response efforts were paralysed and the city's international airport was shut down.
Across the U.S., officials have attributed deaths to exposure, car crashes, a falling tree limb and other effects of the storm. At least three people died in the Buffalo area, including two who suffered medical emergencies in their homes and couldn't be saved because emergency crews were unable to reach them amid historic blizzard conditions.
Deep snow, single-digit temperatures and day-old power outages sent Buffalo residents scrambling Saturday to get out of their houses to anywhere that had heat. New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said the Buffalo Niagara International Airport will be closed through Monday morning and almost every fire truck in Buffalo was stranded in the snow.
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'Bomb cyclone' winter storm wallops US, leaving 1 million without power

Over 200 million Americans were under weather warnings, as wind chills sent temperatures down as low as -55 Fahrenheit (-48 Celsius), according to the National Weather Service (NWS).

More than a million US power customers were in the dark Friday as a "bomb cyclone" winter storm walloped the country, closing highways, grounding flights and causing misery for Christmas travelers.
Heavy snow, howling winds and air so frigid it instantly turned boiling water into ice took hold of much of the nation, including normally temperate southern states.
Over 200 million Americans were under weather warnings, as wind chills sent temperatures down as low as -55 Fahrenheit (-48 Celsius), according to the National Weather Service (NWS).
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Cyclone Mandous: Landfall in Tamil Nadu & adjoining areas likely by midnight 

Cyclone Mandous: Tamil Nadu & adjoining states brace for landfall

Cyclone Mandous: Landfall in Tamil Nadu & adjoining areas likely by midnight 

Red alerts continue to be in place in three districts of Chengalpattu, Kancheepuram and Villupuram

Continuous rains are lashing the state of Tamil Nadu ahead of the expected landfall of Cyclone Mandous around December 9 midnight.
The intensity of rainfall has however lessened.&nbsp; Red alerts continue to be in place in three districts of Chengalpattu, Kancheepuram and Villupuram.
The state also announced closure of schools and colleges in Chennai and 12 other districts following IMD's warning.
Meanwhile NDRF teams have also been put in place in areas expected to bear cyclone brunt.
The cyclone is also expected to hit Puducherry, Andhra Pradesh in the early hours of December 10.
Puducherry CM N Rangasamy reviewed the preparations ahead of cyclone arrival in the union territory where moderate to heavy rains have been witnessed throughout the day.
While heavy rains were witnessed in several areas of Andhra Pradesh including Tirumala, Tirupati&nbsp;
IMD has predicted that the cyclone "will cross the coast between Puducherry and Sriharikota around midnight of December 9."

 Philippines: 47 dead, dozens feared missing as torrential rains trigger flash floods

Eleven bodies, mostly of children, were dug up Friday by rescuers using spades in Kusiong, he said.

Flash floods and landslides set off by torrential rains left at least 47 people dead, including in a hard-hit southern Philippine province, where as many as 60 villagers are feared missing and buried in a deluge of rainwater, mud, rocks and trees, officials said Saturday.
At least 42 people were swept away by rampaging floodwaters and drowned or were hit by debris-filled mudslides in three towns in Maguindanao province from Thursday night to early Friday, said Naguib Sinarimbo, the interior minister for a five-province Muslim autonomous region run by former separatist guerrillas.
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Five other people died elsewhere from the onslaught of Tropical Storm Nalgae, which slammed into the eastern province of Camarines Sur early Saturday, the government's disaster-response agency said.
But the worst storm impact so far was a mudslide laden with rainwater, rocks and trees that buried dozens of houses with as many as 60 people in the tribal village of Kusiong in Maguindanao's Datu Odin Sinsuat town, Sinarimbo told The Associated Press by telephone, citing accounts from Kusiong villagers, who survived the flash flood and mudslide.
Eleven bodies, mostly of children, were dug up Friday by rescuers using spades in Kusiong, he said.
&ldquo;That community will be our ground zero today,&rdquo; Sinarimbo said, adding that heavy equipment and more rescue workers including army, police and volunteers have been deployed to intensify the search and rescue work.
The coastal village, which lies at the foot of a mountain, is accessible by road, allowing more rescuers to be deployed Saturday to deal with one of the worst weather-related disasters to hit the country's south in decades, he said.

The death toll from Hurricane Ian, one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the United States, soared above 40 Saturday, as President Joe Biden heads to Florida later in the week to survey the devastation.
Shocked Florida communities were only just beginning to face the full scale of the destruction, with rescuers still searching for survivors in submerged neighborhoods and along the state's southwest coast.
Homes, restaurants and businesses were ripped apart when Ian roared ashore as a powerful Category 4 hurricane on Wednesday.
The confirmed number of storm-related deaths rose to 44 statewide, the Florida Medical Examiners Commission said late Saturday, but reports of additional fatalities were still emerging county by county -– pointing to a far higher final toll.
Hard-hit Lee County alone recorded 35 deaths, according to its sheriff, while US media including NBC and CBS tallied more than 70 deaths either directly or indirectly related to the storm.
In the coastal state of North Carolina, the governor's office confirmed four deaths related to Ian there.
Biden and his wife, Jill, will visit Florida on Wednesday, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre tweeted, but the couple will first head to Puerto Rico on Monday to survey the destruction from a different storm, Hurricane Fiona, which struck the US territory last month.
In Florida's Lee County on Saturday, rescuers and ordinary citizens in boats were still saving the last trapped inhabitants of the small island of Matlacha. Debris, abandoned vehicles and downed trees littered the pummeled hamlet's main street and surroundings that are dotted by colorful wooden houses with corrugated roofs.
The community, home to about 800 people, was cut off from the mainland following damage to two bridges, and those who fled early were only just beginning to return home to survey the destruction.
More than 900,000 customers remained without power in Florida Saturday night, hampering efforts by those who evacuated to return to their homes to take stock of what they lost.
In Fort Myers Beach, a town on the Gulf of Mexico coast which took the brunt of the storm, Pete Belinda said his home was "just flipped upside down, soaking wet, full of mud."

Hurricane Ian devastates Florida, death toll soars above 40

Homes, restaurants and businesses were ripped apart when Ian roared ashore as a powerful Category 4 hurricane on Wednesday.

The death toll from Hurricane Ian, one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the United States, soared above 40 Saturday, as President Joe Biden heads to Florida later in the week to survey the devastation.
Shocked Florida communities were only just beginning to face the full scale of the destruction, with rescuers still searching for survivors in submerged neighborhoods and along the state's southwest coast.
Homes, restaurants and businesses were ripped apart when Ian roared ashore as a powerful Category 4 hurricane on Wednesday.
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The confirmed number of storm-related deaths rose to 44 statewide, the Florida Medical Examiners Commission said late Saturday, but reports of additional fatalities were still emerging county by county -&ndash; pointing to a far higher final toll.
Hard-hit Lee County alone recorded 35 deaths, according to its sheriff, while US media including NBC and CBS tallied more than 70 deaths either directly or indirectly related to the storm.
In the coastal state of North Carolina, the governor's office confirmed four deaths related to Ian there.
Biden and his wife, Jill, will visit Florida on Wednesday, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre tweeted, but the couple will first head to Puerto Rico on Monday to survey the destruction from a different storm, Hurricane Fiona, which struck the US territory last month.
In Florida's Lee County on Saturday, rescuers and ordinary citizens in boats were still saving the last trapped inhabitants of the small island of Matlacha. Debris, abandoned vehicles and downed trees littered the pummeled hamlet's main street and surroundings that are dotted by colorful wooden houses with corrugated roofs.
The community, home to about 800 people, was cut off from the mainland following damage to two bridges, and those who fled early were only just beginning to return home to survey the destruction.
More than 900,000 customers remained without power in Florida Saturday night, hampering efforts by those who evacuated to return to their homes to take stock of what they lost.
In Fort Myers Beach, a town on the Gulf of Mexico coast which took the brunt of the storm, Pete Belinda said his home was "just flipped upside down, soaking wet, full of mud."

A revived Hurricane Ian pounded coastal South Carolina on Friday, ripping apart piers and flooding streets after the ferocious storm caused catastrophic damage in Florida, trapping thousands in their homes and leaving at least 17 people dead.
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement said the deaths included a 22-year-old woman ejected in an ATV rollover Friday because of a road washout and a 71-year-old man who died earlier of head injuries when he fell off a roof while putting up rain shutters. Many of the other deaths were drownings, including that of a 68-year-old woman swept into the ocean by a wave.
Another three people died in Cuba earlier in the week as the storm churned northward. The death toll was expected to increase substantially once emergency officials have an opportunity to search many of the hardest-hit areas.
Ian's center came ashore near Georgetown, South Carolina, with much weaker winds than when it crossed Florida's Gulf Coast on Wednesday as one of the strongest storms to ever hit the U.S. As Ian moved across South Carolina, it dropped from a hurricane to a post-tropical cyclone.
Sheets of rain whipped trees and power lines and left many areas on Charleston's downtown peninsula under water. Parts of four piers along the coast, including two at Myrtle Beach, collapsed into the churning waves and washed away. Online cameras showed seawater filling neighbourhoods in Garden City to calf level.
Ian left a broad swath of destruction in Florida, flooding areas on both of its coasts, tearing homes from their slabs, demolishing beachfront businesses and leaving more than 2 million people without power.
Rescue crews piloted boats and waded through riverine streets in Florida after the storm to save thousands of people trapped amid flooded homes and shattered buildings .

Hurricane Ian batters South Carolina as Florida's death toll climbs

As Ian moved across South Carolina, it dropped from a hurricane to a post-tropical cyclone.

A revived Hurricane Ian pounded coastal South Carolina on Friday, ripping apart piers and flooding streets after the ferocious storm caused catastrophic damage in Florida, trapping thousands in their homes and leaving at least 17 people dead.
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement said the deaths included a 22-year-old woman ejected in an ATV rollover Friday because of a road washout and a 71-year-old man who died earlier of head injuries when he fell off a roof while putting up rain shutters. Many of the other deaths were drownings, including that of a 68-year-old woman swept into the ocean by a wave.
Another three people died in Cuba earlier in the week as the storm churned northward. The death toll was expected to increase substantially once emergency officials have an opportunity to search many of the hardest-hit areas.
Ian's center came ashore near Georgetown, South Carolina, with much weaker winds than when it crossed Florida's Gulf Coast on Wednesday as one of the strongest storms to ever hit the U.S. As Ian moved across South Carolina, it dropped from a hurricane to a post-tropical cyclone.&nbsp; Also Watch| <a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/hurricane-ian-catastrophic-storm-swamps-hospitals-streets-of-florida-1664427850795">Hurricane Ian: Catastrophic storm swamps hospitals, streets of Florida</a>
Sheets of rain whipped trees and power lines and left many areas on Charleston's downtown peninsula under water. Parts of four piers along the coast, including two at Myrtle Beach, collapsed into the churning waves and washed away. Online cameras showed seawater filling neighbourhoods in Garden City to calf level.
Ian left a broad swath of destruction in Florida, flooding areas on both of its coasts, tearing homes from their slabs, demolishing beachfront businesses and leaving more than 2 million people without power.
Rescue crews piloted boats and waded through riverine streets in Florida after the storm to save thousands of people trapped amid flooded homes and shattered buildings .

USA's renowned Death Valley is in the news once more. But this time, not for its soaring temperatures. 
As the deadly Hurricane Kay continues to wreak havoc in California, the arid Death Valley National Park which also saw flooding and damage is witnessing an unusual sight. 
Videos released by the park service show muddy water cascading down hillocks in the park. The normally scorching desert is seeing streams of water gush forth due to a climate change-induced phenomenon. 
The Death Valley National Park is considered to be one of the hottest places on Earth with temperatures crossing 50°C in summers. According to US government data, the Death Valley region does not receive more than 2 inches of rainfall annually. 
In August, owing to the Hurricane Kay, the Death Valley park received three-quarters higher than its average rainfall in just a few hours, the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) reported. 
Experts say that as time passes, extreme weather conditions like droughts, tropical storms, heavy rainfall and flooding will increase in frequency and level of destruction as the climate crisis continues to worsen. 
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In August, owing to the Hurricane Kay, the Death Valley park received three-quarters higher than its average rainfall in just a few hours, the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) reported. 

In August, owing to the Hurricane Kay, the Death Valley park received three-quarters higher than its average rainfall in just a few hours, the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) reported.&nbsp;

USA's renowned Death Valley is in the news once more. But this time, not for its soaring temperatures.&nbsp;
As the deadly Hurricane Kay continues to wreak havoc in California, the arid Death Valley National Park which also saw flooding and damage is witnessing an unusual sight.&nbsp;
Videos released by the park service show muddy water cascading down hillocks in the park. The normally scorching desert is seeing streams of water gush forth due to a climate change-induced phenomenon.&nbsp;
The Death Valley National Park is considered to be one of the hottest places on Earth with temperatures crossing 50&deg;C in summers. According to US government data, the Death Valley region does not receive more than 2 inches of rainfall annually.&nbsp;
In August, owing to the Hurricane Kay, the Death Valley park received three-quarters higher than its average rainfall in just a few hours, the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) reported.&nbsp;
Experts say that as time passes, extreme weather conditions like droughts, tropical storms, heavy rainfall and flooding will increase in frequency and level of destruction as the climate crisis continues to worsen.&nbsp;
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With heavy rainfall lashing India's east coast due to Cyclone Asani, a group of fishermen had a narrow escape in Odisha.
Their boat capsized amid violent waves near the coast. All the fishermen were able to make it safely back to shore. The incident occurred in Aryapalli near Chatrapur in Ganjam district.
On May 10 morning, as Cyclone Asani neared the coast, the Indian Meteorological Department said that the storm was weakening. The IMD said that the cyclone's speed had slowed down to 5 kmph on May 10, from 25 kmph a day earlier.
Asani lay centred around 300 km southeast of Kakinada in Andhra Pradesh and 510 km south-southwest of Gopalpur in Odisha. Odisha received a heavy rainfall warning from May 10 to 12.

Cyclone Asani: boat overturns at sea; watch how fishermen reached Odisha shore

Cyclone Asani: IMD said that the cyclone's speed had slowed down to 5 kmph on May 10, from 25 kmph a day earlier.

With heavy rainfall lashing India's east coast due to Cyclone Asani, a group of fishermen had a narrow escape in Odisha.
Their boat capsized amid violent waves near the coast. All the fishermen were able to make it safely back to shore. The incident occurred in Aryapalli near Chatrapur in Ganjam district.
On May 10 morning, as Cyclone Asani neared the coast, the Indian Meteorological Department said that the storm was weakening. The IMD said that the cyclone's speed had slowed down to 5 kmph on May 10, from 25 kmph a day earlier.
Asani lay centred around 300 km southeast of Kakinada in Andhra Pradesh and 510 km south-southwest of Gopalpur in Odisha. Odisha received a heavy rainfall warning from May 10 to 12.

A terrifying video emerged from America amid violent weather warnings in southern USA. The video showed a tornado passing over a busy highway.
The phenomenon occurred at Interstate 16 in Bryan County, Georgia, as per reports. The video showed a long queue of cars, with a tornado in the background. No injuries were reported, according to the Associated Press.
Meanwhile, a series of tornado warnings were reportedly issued by the National Weather Service for southern states. Over 50,000 homes and businesses, from eastern Texas to South Carolina, reportedly lost electricity as violent storms ripped through the region, uprooting trees and damaging power poles.
Around two days of severe weather has been predicted in the region, as per reports.
 

Scary video: Tornado passes over busy highway in USA. Watch what happened

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 A terrifying video emerged from America amid violent weather warnings in southern USA. The video showed a tornado passing over a busy highway. The phenomenon occurred at Interstate 16 in Bryan County, Georgia, as per reports. The video showed a long queue of cars, with a tornado in the background. No injuries were reported, according to the Associated Press. Meanwhile, a series of tornado warnings were reportedly issued by the National Weather Service for southern states. Over 50,000 homes and businesses, from eastern Texas to South Carolina, reportedly lost electricity as violent storms ripped through the region, uprooting trees and damaging power poles. Around two days of severe weather has been predicted in the region, as per reports.
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<div>Over 50,000 homes and businesses, from eastern Texas to South Carolina, reportedly lost electricity as violent storms ripped through the region.</div>

A terrifying video emerged from America amid violent weather warnings in southern USA.&nbsp;The video showed a tornado passing over a busy highway.
The phenomenon occurred at Interstate 16 in Bryan County, Georgia, as per reports.&nbsp;The video showed a long queue of cars, with a tornado in the background.&nbsp;No injuries were reported, according to the Associated Press.
 Meanwhile, a series of tornado warnings were reportedly issued by the National Weather Service for southern states.&nbsp;Over 50,000 homes and businesses, from eastern Texas to South Carolina, reportedly lost electricity as violent storms ripped through the region, uprooting trees and damaging power poles.
 Around two days of severe weather has been predicted in the region, as per reports.
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On camera: Plane almost toppled due to strong winds in London
 

On camera: British Airways plane almost toppled due to strong winds at London's Heathrow Airport amid Storm Corrie

The tail of the A321 jet reportedly touched the runway before the pilots took off again.

On camera: Plane almost toppled amid storm in London

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In a startling incident, a British Airways plane was almost toppled at London's Heathrow airport when strong winds buffeted it. The pilots were forced to abort landing as high winds swayed the plane during Storm Corrie on February 1. A video tweeted by Big Jet TV went viral. It showed the plane oscillating from side to side as pilots struggled to control the plane. The tail of the A321 jet reportedly touched the runway before the pilots took off again. The flight had arrived from Aberdeen, as per reports. British Airways later said that its pilots are "highly trained to manage a range of scenarios, including extreme weather conditions, and the flight crew landed the aircraft safely." The region was hit with storms over the weekend, cutting off electricity to over 45,000 homes, as per reports.
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In a startling incident, a British Airways plane was almost toppled at London's Heathrow airport when strong winds buffeted it.
The pilots were forced to abort landing as high winds swayed the plane during Storm Corrie on February 1.&nbsp;A video tweeted by Big Jet TV went viral.
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It showed the plane oscillating from side to side as pilots struggled to control the plane.&nbsp;The tail of the A321 jet reportedly touched the runway before the pilots took off again.
The flight had arrived from Aberdeen, as per reports.&nbsp;British Airways later said that its pilots are "highly trained to manage a range of scenarios, including extreme weather conditions, and the flight crew landed the aircraft safely."
The region was hit with storms over the weekend, cutting off electricity to over 45,000 homes, as per reports.

Tourists in J&K’s Gulmarg found out the hard way that nature is not always as beautiful and eye-pleasing as it appears on TV screens and in photographs.
Several of them were caught in a snowstorm on the higher reaches of the skiing destination on January 8 after a sudden deterioration in the weather.
Videos shared on social media show some people, including children, who were out taking a snowmobile ride trying to shield themselves from the harsh onslaught of wind and snow.
Local guides quickly sprung into action to rescue the tourists and brought them back safely to the base.
Gulmarg is known to be avalanche-prone. 

Watch: tourists get caught in a snowstorm in Gulmarg

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Several tourists were caught in a snowstorm in Gulmarg&nbsp;on January 8

Tourists in J&amp;K&rsquo;s Gulmarg found out the hard way that nature is not always as beautiful and eye-pleasing as it appears on TV screens and in photographs.
Several of them were caught in a snowstorm on the higher reaches of the skiing destination on January 8 after a sudden deterioration in the weather.
Videos shared on social media show some people, including children, who were out taking a snowmobile ride trying to shield themselves from the harsh onslaught of wind and snow.
Local guides quickly sprung into action to rescue the tourists and brought them back safely to the base.
Gulmarg&nbsp;is known to be avalanche-prone.&nbsp;

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