“An isolated tornado is possible early this morning over parts of the Outer Banks,” said Brad Reinhart, a specialist with the National Hurricane Center. The storm was expected to move into the Atlantic Ocean later in the morning, then travel near or south of Nova Scotia on Tuesday.Ī tropical storm warning was in effect from Cape Fear, North Carolina, to the town of Duck on the Outer Banks. The storm was located 30 miles (50 kilometers) south of Norfolk, Virginia, and moving east-northeast at 28 mph (45 kph), forecasters said. Monday morning, Claudette had maximum sustained winds of 40 mph (65 kph), the National Hurricane Center said in an advisory. Crews were using boats to search Pebble Creek. Makayla Ross, a 23-year-old Fort Payne woman, died Saturday after her car ran off the road into a swollen creek, DeKalb County Deputy Coroner Chris Thacker told WHNT-TV.Ī search was also underway for one man believed to have fallen into the water during flash flooding in Birmingham, WBRC-TV reported. Jack Kennedy of the Tuscaloosa Violent Crimes Unit. Garlock identified them as 29-year-old Cody Fox and his 9-month-old daughter, Ariana both of Marion County, Tennessee.Īdditionally, a 24-year-old man and a 3-year-old boy were also killed Saturday when a tree fell on their house just outside the Tuscaloosa city limits, said Capt. The crash also claimed the lives of two other people who were in a separate vehicle.
Butler County Coroner Wayne Garlock said vehicles likely hydroplaned. The vehicle erupted in flames in the wreck along a wet Interstate 65 about 35 miles (55 kilometers) south of Montgomery. The children who died Saturday were in a van for a youth home for abused or neglected children.
(Lawrence Specker/Press-Register/AL.com via AP) Some of the wreckage from a fatal multiple-vehicle crash a day earlier is loaded to be carried away, Sunday, June 20, 2021, in Butler County, Ala. By JEFF AMY and AMY FORLITI for the Associated PressĪTLANTA (AP) - Claudette regained tropical storm status Monday morning as it neared the coast of the Carolinas less than two days after 13 people died - including eight children in a multi-vehicle crash - due to the effects of the storm in Alabama.
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