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LITTLE twin sisters and an unsuspecting woman sleeping in her bed are among the growing list of victims killed by storms raging across the country.

At least six people have been found dead in the piles of rubble left by deadly tornadoes as even more weather nightmares brew on the horizon.

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Little girls Emily and Kenni Bisson, both six, were killed after a tree fell on their homeCredit: Facebook
House damaged by fallen tree.
The roof on their New York house collapsed after a tree was uprooted by a tornado and crashed into the homeCredit: AP
Tornado over Enderlin, North Dakota.
Another massive tornado devastated North Dakota and killed three peopleCredit: Storyful

Early Sunday morning, a strong tornado struck upstate New York, carving a path through neighborhoods for 2.43 miles, as reported by the National Weather Service.

At 3:58 am, the tornado hit Oneida County—approximately two hours west of Albany—for around five minutes, bringing winds of up to 105 mph.

Three people were killed by flying trees and branches that were ripped up by the twister and thrown into houses.

Among the victims were two six-year-old sisters, Emily and Kenni Bisson, who lost their lives when a massive maple tree caused their roof to collapse, according to Syracuse.com.

Their mother, Kayleigh Bisson, survived after she was pulled through a window with the help of her neighbor Jared Bowman, he told the outlet.

She desperately cried for help, but by the time neighbors came, it was too late.

“She was yelling, ‘Get my kids out!’ But there was no noise,” Bowman said.

“It felt very eerie and bad.”

Not far from the Bissons’ home, another woman, Shelly Johnson, died when a tree slammed through her roof as she lay in bed.

Rick Carollo, a firefighter who also lives beside the victims, said the tornado sounded like a freight train when it dozed through their neighborhood.

Moment huge wedge tornado with terrifying black funnel rips path of destruction in deadly electric storms killing three

He said he shimmied up a tree and through a window to try and save the girls, but felt that one of them didn’t have a pulse by the time he could get inside.

Three other people died in North Dakota on Friday after thunderstorms and tornadoes tore through the region in the middle of the night.

Two of the victims were discovered by storm chasers inside a damaged home outside the rural town of Enderlin, which is two and a half hours away from Bismarck, the Cass County Sheriff’s Office said.

The storm claimed a third person’s life in a nearby area that suffered severe damage from the twisters, according to the Enderlin Sheldon Fire Department.

The victims have been identified as Michael Dehn, 73, Katherine Pfaff-Dehn, 73, and Marcario Lucio, 89.

Officials said the area was hit so hard that they couldn’t determine whether the victims were inside or outside their homes when the properties were destroyed, Inforum reported.

The National Weather Service estimates that the tornado brought 165 mph gusts of wind as it traveled from south to north throughout the town, destroying many homes and farm buildings.

Aerial view of flooded Kirkland, NY, showing a house and truck surrounded by floodwaters.
One upstate New York town was covered in water after thunderstorms blazed throughCredit: AP
Storm damage to a house.
The twin girls’ home was left in pieces after the tornadoCredit: AP
Photo of a mother and her twin daughters.
Neighbors heard the mom crying for help after her home was hitCredit: gofundme

WEATHER WARNING

While some Americans brace for storms, others are braving triple-digit temperatures as a life-threatening “heat dome” descends on 150 million people.

Nearly half of the country faces searing temperatures as a large area of high pressure is trapping heat and sending the UV index skyrocketing.

Weather officials have warned that the so-called heat dome can last for weeks, and urged people to be wary of heat stroke, which can set in in just 15 minutes.

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