Winfield: houses and buildings are broken and the trees are detonated as an intense storm line rolling in several southern countries, the authorities said.
There are no direct reports of injury.
In the Western Winfield City, Winfield, Hurricane Wednesday damaged buildings in the city center, the authorities said.
The building wall collapsed and the roof lay on the road, Brett Burleson’s Winfield police chief told WBRC-TV.
“Downtown Winfield is a dangerous area,” said Department of Sheriff County Marion in a statement on social media.
“There is a confirmed living power line.” The police ordered people to stay outside the downtown area when officers and deputy Sheriff worked to assess damage in the city, located around 75 miles (120 kilometers) northwest of Birmingham.
“If you don’t have to come here, don’t,” Burleson told WBRC.
“There are lines down, glass on the road, nails.” In Northeastern Alabama’s Etowah County, an emergency manager reported that the pole warehouse was destroyed and at least two houses were damaged.
In South Georgia, a crew from national weather services plans to survey damage in Bainbridge after “Possible Tornado” sweeps the city, said the Florida office, Florida.
Weather services are usually damaged before confirming that it is caused by a tornado.
Hurricane Georgia damaged the roof and signed a convenience store, pulling trees and damaging the carport, the city’s public safety office said in a statement.
Hurricane encourages tornado watches and warnings Wednesday for several parts of several states, including Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee, but not immediately known whether twisters cause damage in Alabama.
The threat of severe weather survived Thursday, with some strong storms threatening Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi and South Carolina as a moving system to the east.
More storms are expected in the Friday and Saturday regions, said the National Storm Prediction Center.
South Hurst Hurths When residents at the Pacific Northwest experience cold weather and not the weather that does not survive in the days reduced by 2021.
Snow Heavy stopped traveling on most East-West highways in all Washington states for more than eight hours Thursday and also .
Traffic growling in Seattle and Portland, Oregon, Metro area.
Authorities close around 80 miles (129 kilometers) from the Interstate 90 above the cascade mountains “because of zero visibility and adverse road conditions.” The highway closes from around 4:30 a.m.
until 1 pm, even though most vehicles are asked to have a chain.
In California, the snow carried traffic to stop on a high highway in the mountains north of Los Angeles on Thursday as the last one in a series of December storms involving the country.
The Interstate 5 section was closed before dawn, said Patrol Highway California.
Landslides, debris and falling stone caused local problems in many other ways.
Malibu City tweeted that firefighters and coast guards bring 22 people to a safe place from the flood camp near the coast of the state of Leo Carrillo.
In the north, residents in the mountain community dig, with reports of main tree damage and electrical lines in places including the forest and the city of Nevada, both northeast Sacramento.
Thousands of residents remain without strength, with warnings that some can be without lights and heat for another week.