Texas. The cars fell over during the dust storm

On Friday, a strong part of the United States went through a part of the United States stormwhich in northern Texas led to dust storm. Wind gusts at a speed of over 120 kilometers per hour raised particles of dried soil, creating fatal conditions to be outside. The headquarters of the American National Weather Service (NWS) in Lubbock said that visibility was significantly limited.

The western wind was particularly felt for everyone who traveled on the 27 intercourse highway. The office of the Randall County Sheriff had to close a part of the road south of Amarillo. Many accidents have been reported in the region, including trucks. Some fell over in the wind, and there was a collision between Canyon and Happy cities.

A serious accident occurred in a state of 60 in the vicinity of the city of Bovina. Seven cars collided on the road, including three passenger vehicles. According to Bovina's authorities, at least one person was killed in the collision.

Throughout Friday, alerts in northern Texas were in front of strong wind gusts. In combination with dried ground, conditions arose conducive to fires. The more that the forecasts on the coming days are not visible rainfall, and the vegetation is very dry. The satellite pictures show how the storm moved through the region and headed towards Oklahoma, where several destructive fires broke out on Friday.

Experts from the National Weather Service (NWS) warned against driving a car during a sand storm. These phenomena can be many kilometers long and a height of several thousand meters, and also significantly hinders breathing and vision. Drivers who have already fallen into a storm recommended the fastest to get off the road, stop the car, turn off the lights, pour the handbrake and remove the leg from the brake pedal. Those who are not able to stop were recommended to be released and sporadic use of the horn to warn other drivers who can go the same way.