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According to reports, two women were killed in Raidihi and Dandaragari villages Dhenkanal district. Lightning struck them while they were sitting on the veranda.
Likewise, a minor boy was killed at Majhiguda village under Papadahandi block of Nabarangpur district.
Moreover, one each persons were killed at Birsa Munda Playground in Anandapur of Keonjhar district, Baradanga village under Mahakalapada in Kendrapara district, Baragudipada village in Jagatsinghpur, Mohana in Gajapati, Bhanjanagar in Ganjam district and Cuttack district.
© Montana DOTSnow falls along Interstate 15 near Elk Park, Montana on June 8, 2020
The National Weather Service (NWS) Weather Prediction Center (WPC) said heavy snow has developed across parts of Idaho and Montana.
The NWS office in Missoula said a band of moderate to heavy snow developed along the Interstate 90 corridor from Deer Lodge to Butte, bringing several inches to the region.
Forecasters said an "anomalously cold and vigorous upper trough for early June," is swinging through the western U.S and northern Plains, bringing the threat for severe weather.
Bogus picks up 7" of snowfall, more in store today as core of storm tracks over region
Bogus Basin picked up 7 inches over the past 24 hours and is expected to see another 6-10 inches over the next 24 hours.
The last time Bogus saw this much snow this late in the season was back on May 22, 2010 when the mountain saw over 16"!
While Long Valley has so far reported around 2" in accumulations as snow levels have dropped to 5,500ft this morning.
© Jennifer DicksonTree damage in Evergreen from Saturday’s derecho.
The storms produced several hurricane-force wind gusts, including a 110 mph gust in Winter Park, Colorado, according to the National Weather Service. Winds up to 99 mph were reported in Great Divide, Colorado, and 81 mph in Rock Springs, Wyoming. A 78 mph wind gust was reported at Denver International Airport.
Enough significant wind gusts were recorded on Saturday that a record was set for most significant wind gusts in one calendar day.
The derecho, a strong line of thunderstorms that produces hundreds of miles of straight-line wind damage, developed in far eastern Utah Saturday morning, then raced northeastward across Colorado and Wyoming into the western Dakotas and western Nebraska during the afternoon and evening hours, a track of at least 750 miles in about 12 hours, according to Elizabeth Leitman, a meteorologist with NOAA's Storm Prediction Center.
The line of storms formed on the southern flank of a developing low pressure system over the northern Rockies and southwestern Canada.
Comment: Another rare derecho killed three and cut power to half a million people across Pennsylvania and New Jersey last Wednesday.
© YouTube/Adapt 2030 (screen capture)
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One of the videos shows hailstones covering the green grass of a resident's backyard.
Other photos submitted to Morocco World News show hailstones all over the region's roads.
Youssef Belhaissi, a journalist for Morocco's Medi1 TV channel, also shared photos showing the damages the hailstorm inflicted upon the city.
© REUTERSThe storm has already wreaked havoc in Mexico
Rain pounded the region on Sunday ahead of the arrival of Tropical Storm Cristobal, which has already spawned a tornado in Florida and threatened more twisters along with high winds and storm surge.
Roads flooded in coastal Louisiana and Mississippi, and thousands were without power even before the storm made landfall.
Forecasters warned the storm would affect a wide area stretching roughly 180 miles (290 kilometres) east into Florida and would arrive late on Sunday, but they do not expect it to grow into a hurricane.
Comment: Nearby at Tamarack up to 10 inches of snow has been reported: