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A potent storm system generated tornadoes and severe storms from the South to the Ohio Valley, resulting in at least one fatality, numerous injuries, and widespread destruction across several states.
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear confirmed one fatality in Campbell County due to a car accident during the storms. While there were no other reported deaths or injuries in the state, Beshear expressed condolences, calling the loss tragic. The governor declared a state of emergency statewide following significant damage in the Lexington area.
In Indiana, severe thunderstorms caused flooding, downed trees, power outages, and road blockages, resulting in at least 10 injuries in Jeffersonville, just north of Louisville. West Virginia Governor Jim Justice declared a state of emergency for several counties after severe storms caused flooding, property damage, and injuries.
Illinois, Kentucky, Ohio, Alabama, Tennessee, and Georgia reported a total of sixteen tornadoes and numerous damaging wind incidents, including gusts over 100 mph in Kentucky. Georgia experienced an EF2 tornado in Conyers, causing damage and injuring a teen trapped in a car. In Ohio, Fairland West Elementary suffered extensive damage, though students were on spring break.
In West Virginia, over 53,000 utility customers were without power due to strong winds. Tennessee's Sunbright town faced damage from two tornadoes, and Barnsdall, Oklahoma, also experienced structural damage from tornadoes. Missouri reported three tornadoes, while Indiana had overturned vehicles and minor injuries on Interstate 265.
The storm system threatened the Southeast and East Coast with twisters, strong winds, and large hail, putting over 30 million people under a severe weather threat. Meanwhile, a long-duration winter storm affected the Great Lakes and Northeast, bringing heavy snow and gusty winds. Nearly 12 million people, mainly in northern New England, were under winter weather alerts, with some areas expecting up to two feet of snow.
Travel disruptions, power outages, and coastal flooding were expected in the affected regions, with hazardous travel conditions and potential damage to structures. The National Weather Service warned of strong to damaging winds, heavy rain, and coastal flooding in the Northeast through Thursday.