People killed by flash floods and submerge roads in U.S state of Tennessee

The number of people killed by flash floods in the U.S state of Tennessee has risen to more than 20 dozens are still missing roads and bridges that were washed away power cuts have affected thousands of peoples life. The east coast of the united states has been hit by strong winds and heavy rain as tropical storm henry made landfall on 22/08/21.

Today at 4 PM ET I will address the nation on my Administration’s response to Tropical Storm Henri, and give an update on the evacuation of American citizens, SIV applicants and their families, and vulnerable Afghans.

— President Biden (@POTUS) August 22, 2021

The tropical storm last minutes shift saved the area from more extensive damage this area was largely spared damage they were really concerned about a repeat of superstorm sandy. The water is very high and that  having a hard time flooding to open the door to get them unimaginable damage following the record rainfall search and rescue teams were for survivors of a tremendous loss of life a number of missing people on the ground homes washed off their foundation's cars strewn around the community it is a devastating loss. The presidential address want to begin by expressing my deepest condolences for the sudden and tragic loss of life due to this flash flood know we've reached out to the community and we stand ready to offer them the support  asked the administrator to speak to governor lee of Tennessee right away and any assistance they need for this terrible moment meanwhile more than 120 thousand homes were left without power after the tropical storm on ray made landfall. The rain event in large areas of the northeast right dumping rain across much of new york state and Connecticut forecasts call for up to three to six inches of rain potentially up to a foot in places and that's on top of already saw that was flooding neighborhoods in many places central park in new york city an all-time record for rainfall.

Hurricane many residents along the northeast coast of the united states were breathing a sigh of relief a lot of wind damage and trees down stuff that a couple inches of water on the road and that's about it loss of power, Henri is weakening. These recent extreme weather events it's really a about extreme weather events and the connection to climate change right. The heavy rainfall is expected to continue with potential for more flooding disaster relief has already been approved for a number of states with the president pledging.

The country that are drawing connections is certainly the president and the wildfires out in California as well governor Newsom out there would draw that connection and more Americans are also drawing connections between extreme weather events and a warming climate a solid majority of the country says that they're concerned about climate change and global warming polls.