Elbert Province, Colorado (KDVR) – Hurricane 19 homes were damaged in Elbert County on Sunday afternoon, leaving six families without homes suitable for living. Dear dogs were reported.
Residents of society in North Elizabeth Fox31 told the hurricane that rapidly developed from the strong winds.
One of the residents said: “The wind was fierce, it was crazy.”
The monster that determines Fox31 has led through the logical images on the roof, bias and other debris on each side of the Province of 194 Street. Derek Smith told Fox31 that he was behaving in his hashish when he saw the sudden increase in wind gaps and saw the ceiling coming out of one house.
He said: “Everything was hovering and the ceiling remained awake and then returned down, then the other structures just started, just collapsing.”
Smith said that he was injured at the back with a piece of flying debris.
“We went inside and we could see that he was moving, and then as soon as he was cleared, then we went and made sure that everyone is fine,” he said.
Early Early Early Board Office was made early when the strong winds were predicted.
“We were on alert before this started. The firefighting administration for this area was ready and had additional employees,” said spokeswoman Juliet Madsen.
Sheriff’s deputies closed several roads and will remain at the scene to protect the affected real estate. The damage assessment team will visit the area on Monday.
Smith’s house was not damaged. He says that his heart goes out to his neighbors who must rebuild and repair damaged homes.
He said, “We are very lucky, just the blessing of God.”