Tornado, Hail, Flood as Severe Weather Continues to Impact Southern, Central US

 In Event News

The severe weather impacting the southern and central US on April 29-30 continues today, as heavy rain led to flash flooding from the Ozarks into the mid-Mississippi Valley. Major river flooding is expected to last into much of this week in some areas.

Torrential rainfall Friday through Sunday triggered destructive flooding from the Ozarks into the mid-Mississippi Valley, with some river crests smashing records that had stood for over 100 years. River flooding will only worsen in some areas through the rest of this week.

The weekend was very active with extreme weather, as hail swaths swept across the central and southern US, while tornados were reported in Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas:

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These swaths and footprints are available in EigenPrism, where users are able to proactively manage event response:

  • assess the estimated impact on portfolios
  • prioritize response by assessing the relative risk/impact to specific locations

EigenAlert subscribers will continue to receive automated notifications as the severe weather develops, specific to their analysis settings, on their desktop and mobile devices.

If you don’t have access to our real time event catalog or need help setting up your alerts, please contact EigenPrism Support or call us at +1-888-678-RISK.

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