Strong flooding has affected many parts of the state of Tennessee At least 22 people died and 50 were missing According to the Humphreys County Sheriff’s Office.
Notable among the dead was the case of two young twins being snatched from their father’s arms, County Sheriff Chris Davis told NBC affiliate WSMV. Davis said the brothers’ bodies were recovered.
The sheriff warned No one should travel unnecessarily, Also the curfew came into effect from 8:00 pm on Saturday night. Authorities have issued a surprise flood alert for Humphries, about 70 miles west of Nashville.
Destruction is visible throughout the district of Humphries. The running water lifted some houses from the basement and turned them into rubble. Dozens of vehicles overturned or sank. Many bridges and roads were demolished.
Located on Trace Creek, the valley is a stage coach route 60 miles from Nashville to Memphis. Water is unavoidable in Waverley in Humphries County, which borders the Doug River to the south and the Tennessee River to the west.
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After Trace Creek overflowed Saturday, Humphreys County Sheriff Chris Davis told The Tennessee that it was the worst flood he had seen in 28 years.
Heavy snowfall on Sunday makes it difficult to travel in the region. Not much rain is expected today.
This area has never experienced such a tragedy A propane tank car explosion since 1978 has killed 16 people.
On Saturday, the power outage in Humphreys County made it difficult to get cell phones and the chaos escalated as rescue crews tried to locate the missing. Smaller units were relocated to help re-establish communications.