Members of the Bowlin family keep warm next to a wood fire in the front yard of their home on December 14, after losing power in the aftermath of a tornado in Mayfield, Kentucky.
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Christie Bonds sits with her 6-month-old dog "Jingles" in a shelter for the displaced, as she waits to be transported to better accommodations, in Wingo, Kentucky, on December 14.
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Devin Carlton consoles his fiancee, Asiah Alubahi, outside of where their former apartment used to be in Mayfield, Kentucky, on Monday, December 13. "We came back to try and recover the ultrasound of our daughter that we lost to a miscarriage in 2015," Alubahi said. "I started crying when we found it."
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Hannah Binder climbs out of her car in Edwardsville, Illinois, on December 13. She was gathering some personal items from the car after it had been hit by a tree on Friday.
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Anthony Vasquez plays with his 4-month-old son, Michael, inside a makeshift shelter in Wingo, Kentucky, on December 13.
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J'il Wimbley looks over his sister's high school yearbook, which he found in the remains of his father's home in Mayfield on December 13. Wimbley's father, who was the only one home at the time of the tornado, took cover under a dining table as the home collapsed.
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The devastation in Mayfield is seen through a broken bedroom window on December 12.
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Red Cross volunteers sort donations at South Warren High School in Bowling Green, Kentucky, on December 12 for people affected by tornadoes.
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Search-and-rescue crews work at the Mayfield Consumer Products candle factory early Sunday.
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Desiray Cartledge, 3, stands in the rubble of her house in Dawson Springs, Kentucky, on December 12.
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People gather belongings from a damaged home on December 12 in Mayfield.
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A family photo lies among the debris inside a house on December 12 after a tornado in Dawson Springs.
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James Strickland prepares breakfast on the porch of his father's home on December 12 in Mayfield.
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The front steps of a house are all that remain standing among storm damage in Dawson Springs on December 12.
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Destruction is seen in Mayfield on Saturday, December 11.
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A damaged theater is seen in Mayfield on December 11.
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Irene Noltner, in a pink hat, consoles Jody O'Neill outside The Lighthouse, a women and children's shelter that was destroyed in Mayfield.
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Volunteers at Henry Moss Middle School arrange donations for tornado victims on Saturday night in Bowling Green.
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Chris Buchanan, center, and Niki Thompson, right, attempt to rescue Cheyenne, a dog, from a tornado-damaged home in Mayfield on Saturday.
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An overturned tree sits in front of a tornado-damaged home in Mayfield.
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Kenny Sanford exits his mother-in-law's apartment through a collapsed wall on Saturday in Mayfield.
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People stand among the debris in Mayfield.
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A person stands among the damage and debris in Bowling Green on Saturday, December 11.
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A birthday card lies among the debris in Mayfield.
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A man walks through a damaged area at Reelfoot Lake State Park in Tiptonville, Tennessee, on Saturday.
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Severe damage at the Monette Manor nursing home in Monette, Arkansas, is seen on Saturday. In the northeastern Arkansas city, at least one person died after a tornado damaged the nursing home Friday night, trapping others inside before they were rescued. At least 20 people were injured at the facility, Mayor Bob Blankenship told CNN.
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A trail of destruction is seen in Bowling Green.
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Tom Wheeler with Peel & Holland Insurance removes what he can from his office in Mayfield.
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People work at the scene of a train derailment in Earlington, Kentucky.
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Damage to Emmanuel Baptist Church in Mayfield is seen on Saturday.
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Employees and friends of La Azteca try to salvage food items after the eatery was destroyed in downtown Mayfield.
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A derailed train is seen amid damage and debris in Earlington.
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Emergency workers search through what is left of the Mayfield Consumer Products candle factory.
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Heavy damage is seen in downtown Mayfield.
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People search through rubble in Mayfield.
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Damage is seen in Dickson County, Tennessee.
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Debris and structural damage can be seen at the Mayfield Consumer Products candle factory in Mayfield early Saturday.
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Rescue personnel work at an Amazon distribution center in Edwardsville, Illinois, that was heavily damaged during storms on Friday, December 10.
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