Drone Footage Captures Devastating Tornado Damage in Kentucky

A series of deadly tornadoes struck Kentucky on Friday, leaving a trail of destruction and devastation in their wake. Drone footage has captured the full extent of the damage, providing a bird's eye view of the devastation.

The drone video shows extensive damage to residential homes and buildings, with many houses flattened or significantly damaged. The tornado, which was on the ground for 26 miles and 26 minutes, left a path of destruction in its wake.

Emergency responders are working tirelessly to help those affected by the storms, with crews going door-to-door in the hardest hit areas to assess the damage and provide assistance. Fire Chief Kathy Bossman told local news outlets that many houses are flattened or have significant damage, and that emergency responders will be conducting searches in local neighborhoods.

The drone footage also shows the extent of the damage at Eppley Airfield, where several airplanes were damaged by the storm. However, according to reports, the strong winds did not cause significant damage to the terminal itself.

As communities across Nebraska try to pick up the pieces and recover from the devastating storms, emergency responders are working hard to help those affected. The National Weather Service determined that the tornado was on the ground for 26 miles and 26 minutes, causing widespread destruction and devastation.

The footage captured by the drone provides a haunting reminder of the power and fury of these deadly storms, and serves as a testament to the bravery and dedication of emergency responders who are working to help those affected.

Drone video of tornado damage