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4 people killed in severe storms in St. Louis as millions remain under threat of tornadoes and strong winds

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The severe storm system has caused widespread damage and loss of life in the affected areas. At least five people have been confirmed dead, with ten injured and ten patients treated at St. Louis Children's Hospital. The storms have caused significant destruction, including roofs torn off buildings, brick facades ripped away, and downed power lines and trees. Accuweather predicts that up to 150 million Americans could be affected from Friday to Saturday, with large hail being identified as a primary risk.

  1. US
    Cara Spencer
    1. Our priority is life and saving lives and keeping people safe tonight.
  2. US
    St Louis Police Department
    1. If you do not have to travel, PLEASE STAY HOME.
  3. US
    Dennis Jenkerson
    1. This is going to be a very exhausting and extensive search pattern right now.
  4. US
    US National Weather Service
    1. A few strong tornadoes and instances of very large hail are possible.
    2. All severe weather hazards are on the table, including damaging winds, large hail, tornadoes, and torrential rainfall.
  5. US
    Marshall Pfahler
    US National Weather Service
    1. We can't definitively say whether or not it was a tornado -- it likely was.

Tornadoes in Central US

  1. Severe Storms Kill 16 People Across Central United States
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  3. At least 11 injured in Oklahoma tornado-spawning storms

sources

  1. 1.CNN
  2. 2.The Guardian
  3. 3.The Times of India
  4. 4.Associated Press
  5. 5.St Louis Post-Dispatch

perspectives

  1. 1.Natural Disasters
  2. 2.Storms

countries

  1. 1.United StatesUS

organizations

  1. 1.US National Weather ServiceUS
  2. 2.Centennial Christian Church
  3. 3.Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management
  4. 4.AccuweatherUS
  5. 5.Appalachian Power
  6. 6.US Storm Prediction CenterUS

persons

  1. 1.Cara SpencerUS
  2. 2.Christy Childs
  3. 3.Dennis JenkersonUS
  4. 4.Donald TrumpUS
  5. 5.Faith Borden
  6. 6.Hugo Parra
  7. 7.Jim Pillen
  8. 8.Jim Salter
  9. 9.Marshall PfahlerUS
  10. 10.Sarah Russell
  11. 11.Staci Roe

technicals

  1. 1.Appalachian Mountains
  2. 2.Death Valley National Park
  3. 3.Great Lakes
  4. 4.Mississippi River
  5. 5.Olympic Games
  6. 6.World Expo
4 people killed in severe storms in St. Louis as millions remain under threat of tornadoes and strong winds