US faces harsh summer storm season | DW News

powerful storms across the Midwest the Twister tore through Greenfield at nearly 270 km an hour smashing over 100 homes in the Iowa farming town and killing five residents sift through splintered homes trying to assess the full extent of the damage this is the neighbor’s house on top bar off the side here on top of my pickup and we couldn’t get out there was a window there that was all broke out there was bunch of stuff falling down on the steps but we were able to climb over here and we were able to get a door open the Greenfield twister set a grim new record the year’s worst tornado in an era when climate change is heightening the severity of storms around the [Music] world I kept frying her frying her frying and then out the out I saw all H H hell and C scream and my son was all fing a bird girl he’s 50 so anyway uh we lost two pitties so police Sergeant Todd dlan’s body warn camera shows the terrifying scene from inside his car right in the midst of the tornado meanwhile Florida is braced for one of the busiest hurricane seasons on record thanks to unprecedented ocean heat and a brewing lania storm there’s an 85% chance that the Atlantic hurricane season that starts in June will be above average in storm activity according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration those numbers I mean that’s the the highest forecast that we’ve had so all the ingredients are definitely in place to have an active season um and it you know it’s reason to be concerned of course but not alarmed okay so let we need to use this time to to our advantage to to really be prepared uh for the hurricane season storms get their energy from hot water and oceans have been record warm for 13 months in a row a stormy summer in America Looms

A tornado devastated a good portion the small US town of Greenfield, killing multiple people and leaving at least a dozen injured.

Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds has signed a disaster emergency proclamation for 15 counties in response to the extreme weather. This includes Adair County, which covers Greenfield.

The town is home to around 2,000 people and lies 55 miles (88.5 kilometers) southwest of Des Moines.

Its hospital was one of the buildings that sustained the worst damage, and injured people had to be taken to facilities elsewhere.

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20 comments
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  2. Knew "climate" had to be thrown in with zero evidence as the numbers only went up cause radar tech got much better at finding and storm spotters became a thing in the late 90s but know there's a lot of spotters going for that internet fame.

  3. Our life is not down here, soon is the end of this earth and soon Jesus will be our king, no more natural disasters, let us accept the only one who tell us things to happen!

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  5. As an Iowa native, this one is a bit unusual. We get tornadoes all the time, towns do get hit, but deaths are pretty rare. Nobody has to stop and think when the tornado siren sounds, you head for the basement or an interior hallway if you're unlucky enough to not have a basement. The wind speed means this was an EF4, the amount of damage makes me think it was a slow mover. 🙁 for those who did not survive.

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