This week here in the United States of America, we witnessed one of the worst most devastating

storms of all times.

Tornados, it seemed like everywhere.

Tornados that touched down and stayed on the ground for over 200 miles passing through

multiple states.

This is what that looked like in the news.

More than 50 people are feared dead after 24 tornadoes ripped through the central U.S.

overnight.

Large tornado, large tornado, lots of debris in the air.

The death toll rising at least 88 lives lost across five states after the nation's deadliest

tornado outbreak in more than a decade.

The worst tornado event in the history of our Commonwealth, home after home, reduced

to piles of wood.

Trees sheared off, cars thrown everywhere.

The entire neighborhood gone, maybe weeks before we have final counts on both deaths and levels

of destruction.

It was extremely scary and I fell in a very awkward position.

My back was against the wall.

I did not think I was going to make it at all.

I could move my legs and with the help of the firemen, we were able to get out.

We are grateful to our first responders who were there all through the evening out in the

storm itself showing incredible heroism and they are still at work.

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