and they have nowhere to go but i didn t need somebody to talk to. and we are didn t need somebody to talk to. and we are in didn t need somebody to talk to. and we are in this one room right now suggest we are in this one room right now suggest realise that there are people suggest realise that there are people still cold, the temperatures going people still cold, the temperatures going to people still cold, the temperatures going to drop tonight. so we are going going to drop tonight. so we are going to going to drop tonight. so we are going to be in a situation there, we have going to be in a situation there, we have no going to be in a situation there, we have no water here in the county and that affects have no water here in the county and that affects a lot of the rural area that affects a lot of the rural area. going to work through that with water area. going to work through that with water and electric and a lot of utilities, with water and electric an
right now we re crossing to kentucky because the governor has just started speaking, giving an update on those devastating storms to affect so many states. let s listen in. , , , in. this will be, i believe, the deadliest in. this will be, i believe, the deadliest tornado in. this will be, i believe, the deadliest tornado system - in. this will be, i believe, the deadliest tornado system to l in. this will be, i believe, the . deadliest tornado system to ever through kentucky. earlier this morning at around 5am we were pretty sure that we would lose over 50 residents and i am now certain that numbers north of 70. it may end up exceeding 100 before the day is done. the damage is even worse now that we have first light. a couple of places have been hit incredibly hard. certainly mayfield here in grace county but everywhere along the line of this tornado that touched down and stayed down for 227 miles over 200 in kentucky has been