(TheRedAlertNews.com) – As the videos, photos, and graphics below record for history, on June 13, six natural disasters struck or were ongoing in the United States of America over just one day.
A massive and destructive flood at Yellowstone National Park will likely close access to significant portions of the park for the remainder of this year.
Second, there was a Derecho – a widespread, long-lived, straight-line wind storm associated with a fast-moving group of severe thunderstorms.
Second, a powerful derecho has torn through the Midwest with wind speeds of 80 miles an hour and torrential rainfall:https://t.co/yqKpG8Cg1u
— Edgar McGregor (@edgarrmcgregor) June 14, 2022
The third and fourth were destructive wildfires.
Also, wildfires are torching parts of Alaska during what is now one of the largest starts to the wildfire season on record up there:https://t.co/3A6KXH0cYy
— Edgar McGregor (@edgarrmcgregor) June 14, 2022
Fifth is a massive heatwave.
This heatwave setting temperature records across large swaths of the continent, with all-time records falling in several locations. This heat is oppressive, with feels-like temperatures near 110°F in Dallas. https://t.co/sYjk83E7M5
— Edgar McGregor (@edgarrmcgregor) June 14, 2022
And finally, the megadrought out west has depleted critical reservoirs and is threatening the water supply for millions of Americans and thousands of farmers and ranchers.
BREAKING:
Lake Mead's water level continues to plummet. As of 6/13, we are now at 1,045.6 feet, a drop of 14.6" in the last week.
Total water storage have fallen to 28% for the first time ever. It was 29% last week.
87 acre-feet have been lost. 7,366 remain. pic.twitter.com/6wcPrNhesV
— Edgar McGregor (@edgarrmcgregor) June 14, 2022
What do you make of all the natural disasters across the United States of America? Please share your thoughts by emailing [email protected]. Thank you.
