At least 43 people have been killed in recent days by severe storms across parts of the southern and central United States. Tornadoes, flash floods, and snow have devastated homes and infrastructure in Texas, Illinois, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and other states. Governors in several states have declared states of emergency due to the destructive weather, including tornadoes with winds over 200 mph that destroyed hundreds of homes in Texas. The storms have caused over 1,500 flights to be canceled and downed trees and debris over large areas. Unseasonably warm weather may have contributed to the severity of the storms.

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2. At least 43 individuals have been killed in the course of recent days by
serious tempests crosswise over southern and western parts of the
United States.
Streak surges, tornadoes and now snow have devastated several
homes and organizations and growled transport joins. The National
Weather Service has issued tornado notices for Texas, Arkansas,
Louisiana, Oklahoma and Mississippi. The governors of Missouri,
Oklahoma, and New Mexico have proclaimed highly sensitive
situations. In Illinois, three grown-ups and two youngsters were cleared
away in their auto by the surge waters. In Texas, no less than 11
individuals were killed by effective tornadoes with winds of up to 200
miles 60 minutes (300kph).

3. Hundreds of homes in Texas were diminished to rubble and autos were
passed over the street. Five individuals kicked the bucket in their autos on an
interstate passing the city of Garland. Pedro Barineau of the neighborhood
police said they had no possibility.

4. "There were sirens that were going off, I mean various times and in
numerous regions, telling individuals of a tornado. On the other hand,
individuals on the roadway that were driving through they had no clue that
the sirens were going off and the tornado was on them in a matter of
seconds," he said.

5. The winds in the state have scattered mutilated autos and different flotsam
and jetsam for miles. Places of worship have been obliterated and trees
toppled over a 64km (40 mile) region.
"It is complete pulverization," said Mr Barineau. "It is an extremely
troublesome time to be struck by such a horrendous tempest, the day after
Christmas."
Texas Governor Greg Abbott said his office had announced Dallas County
and three close-by provinces a hazardous situation. He additionally
cautioned individuals to be careful about snow in western parts of the state
and of streams spilling their banks.

7. Parts of New Mexico, where an extensive crisis has been pronounced,
are anticipating that up should 2ft (60cm) of snow. The New Mexico city
of Roswell recorded 12.3 inches of snow on Sunday - a zone record for
a solitary day.
Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin proclaimed a highly sensitive situation
on Sunday in foresight of snow squall conditions and an ice storm. The
awful climate constrained the cancelation of almost 1,500 flights on
Sunday, as indicated by following administration FlightAware.com. About
portion of the scratched off flights were in Dallas, a noteworthy US flight
center.
While amazing climate in the US around Christmas is not obscure,
meteorologists say that unseasonably high temperatures in a few
territories added to the seriousness of the tempests.The conjecture for
the eastern US is for high temperatures to proceed - Washington DC
pushed near 70F (21C) on Sunday.