In the town of Gaylord, Michigan, where there is no warning siren system because it has never been detected before, the hurricane blew the roofs of houses and damaged businesses.
2 DEAD, MORE THAN 40 INJURED
In the town where 4,200 people live, 2 people lost their lives and more than 40 were injured in the hurricane that blew at 225 kilometers per hour.
Eyewitnesses stated that although it passed over the town in 3 minutes, the hurricane, which created a giant funnel in the sky, overturned even the largest trucks and turned the houses into a pile of debris.
Experts pointed out that a similar storm was seen in the region for the last time in 1998, and that the people of the region, who are more accustomed to snowstorms, are vulnerable to tornadoes.
SNOW STORM IN COLORADO LEFT 210 THOUSAND PEOPLE WITHOUT ELECTRICITY
In the state of Colorado, located in the mid-west region of the USA, it was shared that 210 thousand people were without electricity due to a surprise snowstorm in a period of summer approaching.
Due to the snowstorm that was effective in the Denver city area of the state, which is one of the highest altitude regions in the country, tree branches broke and overturned power lines.
Local television channels mentioned that 51 centimeters of snow fell in some areas in the last days of spring, which was very unusual. (AA)