Millions of Americans in more than 40 states have been feeling the effects as multiple storms slam the country from coast to coast.
The East Coast has been seeing severe thunderstorms, heavy rain, and flooding as well as tornadoes while the Midwest gets hit with snow and wind.
In Washington, D.C., the Potomac River spilled over its banks as a line of thunderstorms pounded the East Coast, slamming the area with high wind and rain. Areas from D.C. to New England braced for potential flooding.
“I’m scared, I’m nervous, I hate this,” said one homeowner in Westchester County, NY who moved some belongings upstairs just in case.
Multiple tornadoes developed out of the line of storms. From the air in Panama City Beach, FL, you can see the extensive damage from the storm. Roofs were ripped off and a marina was severely damaged. Bay County Resident Mark Elliott lives just a few blocks away. “When the hail started and we saw all the lightning and saw all the green and the lightning, we knew it was the storm. And then it went over the house, knocking a fence down,” he said.
As the storm moved north, deaths were reported in
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