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Mississippi. Roofs were sent from buildings crashes. Were they found themselves a badly broken town. They couldnt cover the windows and they improvised with tape. Shattered store fronts are everywhere. Thousands of homes would require repair, before the owners can move back. Millions in aid have been allotted as authorities try to preliminary assessment of the damage. Toppled mobile homes are fury. Nts to her the storm roared its way across the land. Towers were radio knocked down while buildings untouched. E with land communication shattered, authorities relied on of radio amateurs. They worked around the clock to relay word of the few people trapped in flooded homes and people who failed to heed warnings to move out. 100 million sugar crop was damaged. Some can be salvaged but the of this crop alone expected to reach 40 million. Towarda swung north South Carolina the people of lafayette prepared to return to ofir homes to begin the task repair. A small town was hard hit. Here ten peo

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