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We are helping people during this disaster by helping with shelter, food, and water. At least seven people, including a child, were killed Thursday as severe storms swept across the South, where ferocious winds sent resident running for cover, blew roofs off homes and knocked out power to thousands. A large tornado damaged homes and uprooted trees in Alabama Thursday leaving at least six dead. Storm damage have also been reported in Mississippi, Georgia, and Kentucky. the greatest risk of severe storms, an "enhanced" risk, is predicted for about 9.5 million people in Alabama and Georgia, including the Birmingham, Montgomery and Atlanta areas. The greatest risk of severe storms, an "enhanced" risk, is predicted for about 9.5 million people in Alabama and Georgia, including the Birmingham, Montgomery and Atlanta areas.
Disaster relief providing food water and shelter. Heavy rain sparked serious flash flooding in parts of Alabama from Wednesday into Thursday, killing one child in the northern part of the state and prompting urgent rescues from cars and homes in the Birmingham area. Floodwater rushed into yards, roads and parking lots Wednesday evening in the especially hard-hit city of Pelham, about 20 miles south of Birmingham, suddenly trapping numerous residents and motorists. In Pelham alone, responders made more than 80 rescues from homes and at least 15 from vehicles using boats and other means. Heavy rainfall has fallen across central Alabama for several days, with some areas getting 6 to 13 inches, and radar indicates even more may have fallen in some parts.
Disaster relief providing food water and shelter. Tropical Storm Claudette levels Alabama mobile home park, a suspected tornado demolished or badly damaged at least 50 homes in a small town just north of the Florida border. Claudette, toppled trees onto houses and ripped the roof off of a high school gym. Most of the damage was done in or near the towns of Brewton and East Brewton. By mobile homes being built so close together it can take a toll on them a lot more than it can on houses that are spread apart. The storm left tens of thousands without power. Opulent Philanthropy Inc. U.S. Charity
Providing shelter, food and water. A destructive tornado touched down in Alabama at least 1 killed and 28 injured, the storm left a swath of destruction Monday night in Fultondale, a Jefferson County city north of Birmingham. Piles of furniture, appliances and tree limbs were strewn about and vehicles ended up in awkward positions. One car landed upside down against some tree branches on a large pile of debris. First responders rushed to the scene searching through what is left of destroyed homes and buildings. One home was completely gutted with a car buried beneath. Home after home piled up like massive piles of debris. 3/18/21 Possible tornadoes knocked down trees, toppled power lines and damaged homes in the Alabama communities of Burnsville and Moundville, where power was out and trees blocked a main highway.
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