In the light of day, drone footage captures the devastation left behind by a series of catastrophic tornadoes that ripped through Kentucky and other neighboring states overnight.
In Mayfield, one of Kentucky's hardest hit towns, tornado winds threwKentucky state senator, Whitney Westerfield, shared aerial images showing countless decimated homes and trees that have been ripped from the ground.following the tornado.
"This isn’t the worst of it. Other places in Bowling Green were hit a lot harder," Angie Jaggers Keen, 50,The woman, who lives just outside Bowling Green, drove into town to check on family shortly after the tornado hit. Bowling Green and Mayfield Ky., sustained damage after tornadoes ripped through five U.S. states overnight, on Dec. 11, 2021. The western Kentucky town of Mayfield was "ground zero" of the storm -- a scene of "massive devastation," one official said.“I’ve never seen an actual war zone, but if I had to guess, I’d say where I’m standing looks like one," Keen told NBC News."My family is safe, but there was loss of life. ... My heart is broken for those families.
In a statement Saturday afternoon, Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said he estimates the death toll"may in fact end up exceeding 100 before the day is done." So far, authorities have estimated that the tornado has
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