Storm of hail in Texas, two dead children

Police captain Alton Lenderman said children between the ages of 3 and 8 were sitting in the back seat of the car and traveling with their parents when the wood fell on the car about three local times. He said the children died right away at the scene.

According to the National Weather Service, Texas is expected to be hit by a tornado at speeds of up to 25 miles [225 km] an hour, meaning that the storm will be classified as a third - grade storm.

It was reported that some people were injured in Franklin. Trees have been rooted into strong winds. Home roofs, many of which have been blown to the ground by the wind, have also suffered damage.

Franklin and Bremond cities are out of electricity. Except in Texas, this storm is expected to cause damage in the rest of the United States and Ohio.

meteorology expert Chad Myers said that warm air has influenced the stability of the atmosphere, thus creating conditions for storm and strengthening their intensity. He added that there is the danger that this storm will cause even more material harm and endanger people's lives.

The storm is expected to reach Alabama and Georgia territories on Sunday morning, writes “CNN”