Hurricane Delta in the United States cut power to nearly half a million people



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Due to a mighty hurricane

Photo: Hurricane in the US (Unsplash)

Hurricane Delta approached the southern coast of the United States with wind gusts of up to 104 km / h. Almost 475,000 residents of the states of Louisiana and Texas were without power.

Reports from the US National Hurricane Watch Center.

The wind rips the roofs off houses, destroys communications, knocks down pillars and trees. Rising water after the storm and rain flooded buildings near the shore. Meteorologists warn of major flooding.

According to poweroutage.us, which monitors the power supply in the United States, more than 364,000 consumers in Louisiana are experiencing power problems, and in Texas, nearly 110,000.

Approximately 9.5 thousand people were evacuated.

Meteorologists warn of the danger of a tornado.

On the eve, the inhabitants of some areas of New Orleans (Louisiana) were ordered to leave their homes due to a tropical storm approaching the city. They also announced evacuations in several other cities in southeastern Louisiana.

Previously, it was known that some 266 thousand inhabitants of Mexico were left without electricity because of Hurricane Delta, which hit the coast of the Yucatan peninsula dotted with spas.



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