To california have experienced severe weather. Joining us now Gabe Gutierrez live in dayton, ohio, hit by two suspected twisters overnight. Gabe, more than 64,000 residents are without power in ohio. You are in montgomery county. This is the hardest hit in terms of outages. Help us understand the situation. Reporter steph, ali. We have been here the past several hours kind of taking all this devastation in. We just got to, within the past few minutes, to this apartment complex, which the roof is completely ripped off. You see the power of this tornado splintered these trees and we have talked to several of the residents here that described a horrifying scene. The National Weather service says winds were up to 140 miles per hour. The damage, the insulation ripped off of here. It was just horrifying, some of the residents were telling us what they went through last night. Lisa hessler, i spoke to you a few minutes ago. You road out the storm inside this apartment. What did it feel like .
what they went through last night. lisa hessler, i spoke to you a few minutes ago. you road out the storm inside this apartment. what did it feel like? when the they tell you it sound like a 48 train, it is. we knew we knew the tornado was on top of us. we knew it was going straight over us. where d you ride it out? we were in the bathroom. we had pillows. we had the dog in with us. and just saying our prayers to jehovah that we make it and we all did. you just huddled there with your husband. when you got out and looked at this devastation. we didn t see this at first. reporter: you didn t, it was dark? what i did, we came into the living room and i looked out and i saw all the trees gone. all the trees.