The area we set up Ops.
The media was there too.
The Mobile Operations van.
The Red Cross.
Another shot.
The law enforcement helicopter.
which came out...
to fly the damage route path...
to survey the damage...
They took pictures...
and lots of notes...
for the state.
The Spout Springs Presbyterian Church was heavily damaged.
One end of the building was destroyed.
Debris was scattered all over the place.
Luckily, no one was inside.
The new Senior Citizen's Center.
The building was recently completed.
And is now condemned.
The damage to the building....
is irreparable.
You can see the swirl pattern from the tornado in the wire grass.
A shed was tossed over this house.
And the car in the front yard.
And the debris trailed into the wood line across the roadway.
The remnants of a triple-wide...
and a travel trailer...
out on Marks Road.
The home had two occupants at the time of the tornado...
Both were injured...
But later released from the hospital...
The home was a complete loss though...
As was a truck in the yard.
Another angle of the truck.
A house near the church...
was turned into a streak of debris...
The house was vacant, luckily.
No one would have survived this...
The debris trail was about 300' long.
Another house, vacant, was destroyed.
It was turned upside down and inside out.
The backyard.
Notice the motorcycle in the neighbor's driveway (left). It never even fell over.
A shed that got destroyed.
Many trees were downed too.
Several houses were damaged.
And many porches too.
This house had a piece of debris come flying through the house
This house had the porch removed.
Another damaged porch.
Debris was everywhere.
And yet another damaged porch.
Probably a quarter of the houses in the area were damaged.
The porch was the most susceptible.
More downed trees.
The roof is gone on this one.....
and it was occupied.
another angle...
the neighbor's house...
This was along the backside of Heritage Village.
another angle.
Vehicle and home heavily damaged.
Someone's displaced shed, minus its roof.