Fire disasters and storms have created a significant impact in the southern US, leaving over 500,000 people without electricity.

In Houston, Texas, the storm brought winds reaching speeds of 100 kilometers per hour, resulting in widespread power outages.

Similar situations occurred in Pennsylvania and Ohio, where fallen power lines resulted in three fatalities due to the storm.

Authorities warned that these adverse weather conditions could extend to Arkansas, Texas, and Louisiana, leading to potential flash floods.

The storm's speed reached up to 145 kilometers per hour, causing significant damage in many areas.

Local officials urged citizens to remain vigilant and take necessary precautions against power outages and flood disasters.