a powerful tornado leveled home after home, including the one mike fowler built with his family. what s it like to see it now? that s not describable. reporter: after a night of mayhem here comes days of misery. tens of millions are sweltering across the southern plains as the heat index is forecasted to rise up to 120 degrees. and over the next few days cities like dallas and houston will be cooking. but back in matador i should have died. reporter: tim and dina washington focus on what they have instead of what s been lost, the home where they celebrated 50 years of marriage was torn apart while they were inside. if we d have been anywhere else in that house, we would not have survived. reporter: with four lives lost, the stories of survival here are only matched by the unwavering resilience. but just as families begin to pick up the pieces of their lives, more dangerous weather is on the way.
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