Depresión tropical Cindy cruza Luisiana hacia el norte

Tropical depression Cindy moved north through Louisiana to Arkansas, weakening but still causing heavy rain and storms from Texas to the southeastern US. Initially a tropical storm in the Gulf of Mexico, Cindy resulted in one death—a child in Alabama hit by debris. The storm also caused flooding and tornadoes, but no further casualties were reported by Thursday. Authorities warned of potential flash floods, with rain expected in Tennessee and Ohio valleys, and the central Appalachians. Florida officials advised staying away from beaches and Gulf waters until conditions improve.

What was the path of tropical depression Cindy?

• From Texas to California

• From Florida to Georgia

• From Louisiana to Arkansas

• From New York to Ohio

How did Cindy affect a ten-year-old boy in Alabama?

• He was caught in a tornado

• He was struck by a log carried by the surf

• He was injured in a car accident

• He was lost in a flood

What were the authorities warning about after Cindy's impact?

• Chance of earthquakes

• Likelihood of snowstorms

• Possibility of flash floods

• Potential for more tornadoes

Which areas were forecasted to receive rain after Cindy?

• The Rocky Mountains

• The Great Plains

• The Tennessee and Ohio valleys

• The Pacific Northwest

What advice was given to people in Florida regarding the storm?

• To stock up on food and water

• To stay indoors and avoid windows

• To evacuate immediately

• To stay away from beaches and Gulf waters