United States of America continue to suffer from the weather, simultaneously faced with natural disasters. No sooner had the Americans to depart from floods in California and earthquakes in Alaska, as the Central part of the United States struck the heavy rains, wind storm and snow.
On Saturday, 1 December, Illinois received 22 reports of tornadoes. They were all concentrated around the city of Springfield. Meanwhile, the regions were under the influence of another part of the storm, being covered with snow.
In some areas of Nebraska dropped to 35 cm of rainfall, which in combination with the cold snap brought the people of the state. Large amounts of snow also fell in South Dakota and Wisconsin: 22 and 17 centimeters, respectively.
On Saturday, 1 December, Illinois received 22 reports of tornadoes that caused a lot of harm. Photo: Youtube
Meteorologists say that the storm is moving to the Southeast United States. Her severe temper already felt the residents of Florida, Alabama, Georgia and North Carolina. Heavy downpours and gusty winds, especially strong annoyed in the first half Sunday.
The storm also will affect weather conditions in the state of new York. In the coming days is expected cold snap and precipitation as rain with sleet. The weather will begin to deteriorate Monday afternoon, and on Tuesday the temperature will drop to -2 degrees Celsius. This situation, with minor fluctuations will persist throughout the week.
Monday and Thursday, the chance of precipitation is highest. We should also not forget about ice, which will inevitably bring with it cold. Drivers need to be especially careful in the coming days.
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