Hope all is well in Kentucky/Indiana

[Tony Pennington]

To those whose lost lives today.

[Longrodder]

We got missed by roughly 5-6 miles but we had some hail that was close to golfball size!!!!!! Biggest I have personally seen.

[BassinButcher]

My hometown, Henryville, was devastated today....it is the most unbelievable thing I have ever seen. We live about 4 miles south of where the tornado hit. It's insane. Throw a few up if you believe in prayer, it's gonna be a long, rough road for a lot of good friends and family.

[mikes05triton]

It got pretty scary here in Dickson TN. Got caught on the interstate on the way home and the backside of the storm they believe the storm dropped another funnel cloud besides the one that past over the city. Traffic came to a stop, hailing like craxy and then you see parts of trees flying around. I was doing some praying then.

[artcarney_agr]

As of tonight 9 deaths on Ky and 14 in In...they are expecting those numbers to increase overnight as search and rescue continues to work.

[201 Pro]

We are praying for everyone affected by the tremendous damage. Just a few miles from what they are saying was an E4. We were blessed.

[Bob20]

Seth,,,IM sent

[triton1costa]

simply horrible.it was hell friday afternoon thats fer sure there were tornados everywhere and a steady stream of sirens for hours.henryville and marysville are no longer prayers go out to all struck by the disaster.

[crawdadking]

[BassinButcher]

I'll say this....The devastation is unbelievable. Mother nature has some awesome power. I was able to help my fishing partner tarp his roof this morning, but houses less than 100 yards away were GONE...not severely damaged, but GONE!
I always knew tornadoes were powerful, but the scenes I saw today were more unbelievable than I could even imagine. While helping one friend today, we saw his ski boat was thrown over 100 yards and turned upside down, his pontoon boat is nowhere to be found, and cars that were in the garage are now over 1/4 of a mile away or can't be found. UNBELIEVABLE!!! The last stop was at the farm of a family friend in Borden, IN where the tornado also demolished houses. We did see something that made us scratch our heads. The family friend's brick home basically imploded, but the landscaping was still perfectly in tact. Not a tree branch broken or a lanscaping stone out of place. It truly is amazing how nature works.

I've heard the tornado was an EF-4, but haven't been around a television to find out how many more are dead or missing. The first confirmed death was found by my fishing partner and another good friend. The story was horrible and I hate that they had to be the ones to find him, but they were able to save his wife.

My heart aches for all the families who lost their homes, and for the long process they will have to endure getting back on their feet. Please keep everyone in your prayers. Thanks!

[Dave Stewart]

So many folks gone and families now without homes or possessions.

[S.Curtsinger]

I was up there saturday doing what I could..Ive been thru several tornadoes but have never seen that type of devestation...it boggles the mind for all the lives lost and families touched by this disaster..its unbelievable

[Longrodder]

Up to 22 deaths in Ky as of this morning.