Timothy Clarkston said that he and his son took cover in their bathroom.
He said their number one goal was to keep his son calm and safe during the storm.
“Now, knowing that there’s a whole community that could just be willing to pull trees off and honestly build roofs right now. That way there’s no more water damage. It’s pretty awesome,” said Clarkston.
No one was injured.
People are shaken up and working to secure their homes overnight.
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