The southern U.S. faced devastating tornadoes, strong winds, and dust storms over the weekend, leading to 37 fatalities and significant destruction of homes. In Missouri, first responders are focused on recovery efforts after 12 deaths and considerable property damage. Governor Mike Kehoe highlighted the staggering scale of destruction, indicating a focus on action alongside grieving the lives lost. Meanwhile, Oklahoma faced deadly wildfires and winds that damaged farms and homes across 170,000 acres, resulting in four deaths. Relief efforts by organizations like the Red Cross are essential for supporting affected residents.
In Missouri, where 12 people died, first responders worked to clear debris, restore power, and distribute recovery supplies after tornadoes and strong winds devastated homes.
Gov. Mike Kehoe said, "The scale of devastation across our state is staggering. While we grieve the lives of those lost, we are also focused on action."
Hurricane force winds in Oklahoma fueled deadly wildfires and dust storms, leading to over 170,000 acres burned and 400 homes damaged statewide.
Cheryl Rabet, who lost her home in the blazes, expressed her anguish: "We didn't have a chance to grab anything. We grabbed one of our cats and that was about it."
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