Marysville, Ind. — Snow covers a demolished house on Monday. A tornado ripped through the town on Friday.

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Marysville, Ind. — Snow covers a house Monday that was demolished as tornadoes swept through the Midwest and South on Friday and Saturday. Dozens of people were killed in the storms.

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Marysville, Ind.. — Residents examine a damaged house Monday.

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Henryville, Ind — Daniel Ward, left, and his wife Peggy Ward carry a box out of their house, which was destroyed by a tornado.

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Marysville, Ind — Ashley King, holding her son Dallas, look around a damaged house Sunday.

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Henryville, Ind. — Stephanie Shaw's chicken coop stands behind the remnants of her home Sunday. Shaw returned after Friday's tornado and found that her chickens were still alive and laying eggs.

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Henryville, Ind. — A roof top sits on the ground Sunday in front of the garage it had been attached to before Friday's tornado.

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Henryville, Ind — Mindy Nye, 18, searches through debris for her 18-month-old son Nathan's baby book.

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Boone County, Ky. — Judy Taylor surveys the damage to her trailer home Friday.

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Harrison, Tenn — Jennie Hood stands near her belongings after a tornado hit, destroying the home she shares with her husband on Short Tail Springs Road on Friday. Powerful storms stretching from the Gulf Coast to the Great Lakes flattened buildings in several states, wrecked two Indiana towns and bred anxiety across a wide swath of the country in the second powerful tornado outbreak this week.

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Harrison, Tenn. — Jim and Jennie Hood embrace Friday after a tornado destroyed their home on Short Tail Springs Road.

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Chattanooga, Tenn. — Don Benton sorts through items at his home at the corner of Snow Hill Road and White Cypress Trail on Friday.

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Marysville, Ind. — Residents survey the tornado damage to their homes Friday.

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Henryville, Ind. — The second floor of the elementary portion of the school complex was ripped off during an apparent tornado touchdown in this southern Indiana community 20 miles north of Louisville, Ky. No students were injured, but one fatality was reported in the community.

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Henryville, Ind. — Emergency workers go door to door Friday checking for survivors along College Street after an apparent tornado touchdown.

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Marysville, Ind. — Homes lie in ruins Friday.

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Harrison, Tenn. — Houses on Short Tail Springs Road are badly damaged by a tornado.

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Harvest, Ala. — A tree blocks Ford Chapel Road after a reported tornado passed through the area early Friday.

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Toney, Ala. — The Plant Place greenhouse lies destroyed after a reported tornado came through Friday.

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Limestone County, Ala. — A training facility at the Limestone Correctional Center sits damaged by a reported tornado that passed through Friday.

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Harvest, Ala. — Downed power lines and debris lie along Yarbrough Road after reported tornado on Friday.

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Harrisburg, Ill. — Keith Huke walks past what remains of his tornado-ravaged home on Friday. Huke remained in the bed behind him as the storm ripped apart his home. He escaped without any injuries.

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Harrisburg, Ill. — Utility workers try Friday to restore electricity to a tornado-damaged section of the town.

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Harrisburg, Ill. — Dale Barnfield and his niece, Linda Mayberry, wait for an insurance adjuster Friday outside Barnfield's tornado-damaged home.

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Harrisburg, Ill. — Utility worker Jeff Spore disconnects a gas line to a home that was destroyed by a tornado.

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Harrisburg, Ill. — Josh Summers and his wife, Lindsey, search for their possessions after a tornado ripped through their neighborhood.

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Branson, Mo. — Debbie Byrd and her husband, Ray, survey the damage to their rented trailer.

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Harrisburg, Ill. — From left, Alli Ferrell, 10, and cousin Christian Murray, 12, sit on the front porch, as Lindsey Murray, 15, paints "for sale fixer upper" on the side of the home of their grandmother. Murray was not at home at the time of the storm. A prosthetic leg was found among the wreckage.

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Harrisburg, Ill. — Julie Shaw picks up jewelry belonging to Dorothy Hill, who was injured and taken to a hospital after a tornado hit town.

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Harrisburg, Ill. — A car sits among the rubble.

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Harrisburg, Ill. — Patrick Summers helps his uncle search for possessions.

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Branson, Mo. — Very little remains of a sign along West 76th Country Music Boulevard.

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Harrisburg, Ill. — Josh Summers searches for his possessions after a tornado ripped through his neighborhood.

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Harveyville, Kan. — Jeff Woodyard, left, and Tabor Hill helped their neighbor clean up after his home was declared a total loss.

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Hutchinson, Kan. — A trampoline is stuck in a tree at Glenda Geiser's house in rural Reno County.

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Branson, Mo. — Jerry Mallard stands outside of his business after a tornado tore through Branson. "One of my signs is four blocks down the road," Mallard said.

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Harrisburg, Ill. — Jeff Rann, right, pauses while sifting for possessions at his parents' duplex. His parents were cancer survivors Randy Rann and Donna Rann. Randy died at the scene and Donna died later at a hospital.

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Hutchinson, Kan. — LeRoy Hershberger looks at the damage to his brother's shed.

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Harveyville, Kan. — Cathy Berry, of Topeka, rakes the front yard of a home destroyed by a tornado.

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Branson, Mo. — Mel Pulliam of Ridgedale, Mo., helps his daughter pull belongings from her damaged car. In the background is the Hilton Hotel, which was heavily damaged by the tornado.

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