By: Alyssa Wilson Thirteen people in Alabama were killed in a multi-vehicle crash Sunday as Tropical Depression Claudette moved through the state. According to The Guardian, the crash, which took place about 35 miles south of Montgomery, was likely caused by the vehicles hydroplaning in wet conditions. RELATED: Tropical Storm Delta joins Gamma in busy hurricane season #StartYourDay headlines with @Lauren_BNC: Tropical storm Claudette caused a fiery crash in Alabama that killed 9 children and 1 adult. Atlanta woman survives after a tree falls on her car. Watch live: https://t.co/mpKQ1GrIAn pic.twitter.com/13zWpun8F2 — BNC (@BNCNews) June 21, 2021 Of the thirteen victims, many were children […]
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