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Severe weather wreaked havoc across multiple states on Tuesday, leaving a trail of destruction that included power outages, property damage, and at least one fatality, with potential tornadoes reported in several areas.
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, West Virginia, Virginia, and Georgia were all under tornado watches. Wisconsin faced a spring snowstorm. Northeastern Oklahoma saw three suspected tornadoes and heavy rain, resulting in the tragic death of a 46-year-old homeless woman in Tulsa, who was sheltering inside a drainage pipe.
In West Virginia, around 140,000 customers were without power, and Governor Jim Justice declared a state of emergency for several counties.
In Ohio, firefighters rescued two people trapped under a bridge as the Scioto River rose. In Wisconsin, forecasters warned of over a foot of heavy snowfall.
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear declared a state of emergency, citing substantial damage to structures.
In Louisville, Mayor Craig Greenberg reported serious storm damage but no injuries.
In Tennessee, a tornado struck Sunbright, damaging a funeral home and a house.
Severe weather was expected to continue into New England, with forecasts of significant snowfall and high winds. The National Weather Service urged caution and preparation for potential power outages.