A tornado struck Mississippi, causing the death of at least 23 people ... and expectations of more weather disturbances

Weather of Arabia - At least 23 people were killed in the US state of Mississippi on Sunday 3/26/2023, and dozens of buildings and homes were destroyed as a result of a tornado (Tornado) that swept areas of the American south, according to Al-Youm website.

The US National Weather Service said a tornado caused damage 60 miles (96 km) northeast of Jackson, Mississippi. Search and rescue teams from local and state agencies are assisting victims affected by the hurricane, while rural towns including "Rolling Fork" and "Silver City" reported destruction. The hurricane swept through the northeast of the country at a speed of 70 mph (113 km/h), without weakening, and headed toward Alabama.

Arab Weather explains the scientific reasons and expectations of more weather disturbances today and the coming days

The weather forecast staff at the Arab Regional Weather Center indicated that tornadoes are a very regular weather event in the United States of America, and they are caused by strong air disturbances arising in the atmosphere, and the southern states of North America were affected by air disturbances resulting from the rush of cold and dry winds from the north that coincided with With warm and moist air currents coming through the waters of the Gulf of Mexico, it is known in meteorology that the greater the difference between the characteristics of the winds that meet with each other, the greater the frequency of weather disturbances and the more intense and dangerous.

The latest computer numerical modeling readings have indicated that cold, dry winds will continue to converge with warm, moist winds today and in the coming days, so that strong weather disturbances will continue to affect the states of southern North America, including southern Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama, all the way to Georgia and northern Florida, with the continued chances of hurricanes forming. oppressive as a result of the strength of thunderclouds that will affect these areas, and with which the risks of torrential rains will rise in many areas.

God knows.