STRONG IMAGES: 25-year-old man survives tornado in Tennessee

Apparent tornado tore roofs off homes and left people without power thousands of people in Tennessee on Saturday, Dec. 9, as a series of severe storms hit the state. Clarksville police and firefighters responded to multiple reports of damage in the northern part of the city, north of Nashville near the state line. State of Kentucky.

The photos published by the Local fire department on social media showed damaged homes with debris strewn across lawns, a semi-trailer overturned on its side on a road and insulation ripped from the building’s walls.

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The police department of Montgomery County reported in a statement that a tornado struck around 2 p.m. According to the release, no injuries or missing persons have been reported, but search efforts continue in the area.

Man survives the eye of the hurricane

A video was released on social media showing the moment a man traveling in a car on the streets of Tennessee is ambushed by the phenomenon. The 25-year-old man, identified as Cameron McNeil With his camera, he manages to document the explosions of transformers and the tumult of debris.

The man emerged unscathed from the phenomenon, even if his vehicle was involved in the disaster. Around 85,000 customers find themselves without electricity in Tennessee on Saturday evening, according to PowerOutage.us. The National Weather Service issued several tornado warnings in Tennessee and said it planned to survey an area where a tornado may have struck Kentucky.

Storms kill 6 in the United States

A combination of heavy rain, snow and wind brought threats of flooding and power outages to the northeastern United States on Monday, part of the same storm system that hit the northeastern United States. UNITED STATES. killed six people in Tennessee, where tornadoes demolished homes and thousands were left without power.

The National Weather Service issued winter storm warnings overnight as snow fell in Vermont and upstate New York, where up to 10 inches of snow could accumulate. Many schools have closed in Vermont.

A mix of rain and snow fell across New Hampshire; Minor flooding occurred on some roads in Maine and gusty winds were expected in New England Monday afternoon.

With information from AP