Southern States Brace For Severe Weather Again

The southern regions of the U.S., including Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Arkansas, and Georgia, are at risk of severe storms and tornadoes. Recent storms have caused significant damage, with strong winds and tornadoes impacting the area. Two fatalities occurred in Georgia due to falling trees. The storm's impact extended from Mississippi to West Virginia, resulting in damaged homes and uprooted trees.

Which states are mentioned as being at risk of severe storms and tornadoes?

• New York, New Jersey, Connecticut

• Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama

• Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas

• California, Nevada, Arizona

What type of weather events caused damage in the southern US over the past few days?

• Flooding and landslides

• Strong winds and tornadoes

• Heavy snowfall and blizzards

• Heatwaves and droughts

On which night did the strong winds and tornadoes particularly affect the region?

• Monday night

• Friday night

• Sunday night

• Saturday night

How many people were reported killed in Georgia due to the storms?

• Three people

• Two people

• Four people

• One person

Which areas experienced damage from Mississippi to West Virginia?

• Only rural areas

• Only urban areas

• Both homes and trees

• Only coastal areas