Homes across Wynne, Ark., sustained heavy damage when a storm tore through the South and Midwest. CHENEY ORR/REUTERS
Residents of Wynne start to pick up the pieces following deadly storm
Homes across Wynne, Ark., sustained heavy damage when a storm tore through the South and Midwest. CHENEY ORR/REUTERS
WYNNE, Ark.—As Danielle Russell drove back into her neighborhood Friday night after a tornado tore through this small city, she said she saw a white shape in the dark and hoped it wasn’t the roof of her house.
Moments later she pulled up and saw that powerful winds had peeled off much of a metal layer of her roof, which now hung down, covering the house’s front. The damage forced Ms. Russell, 38 years old, to spend Friday night with her two children in their car, worried that the house wasn’t safe.
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