Severe weather hit the state of Missouri on Friday, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. At least 11 people were reported dead as extreme winds and tornadoes caused chaos across the region. As daylight broke on Saturday, the full extent of the damage became apparent. Photos and videos captured shattered homes, uprooted trees, and crushed vehicles. In Alton, Illinois, a tree demolished a garage and outdoor seating area, while in Arnold, Missouri, the roof of a carport collapsed onto parked cars at an apartment complex. The Purina Farms tourist attraction near Gray Summit suffered extensive damage, while East Central College in Union experienced destruction to its athletic fields. CK Nails in Alton, Illinois was completely destroyed, leaving the owner seeking financial assistance through a GoFundMe campaign. The community rallied together to clean up debris and help those affected by the disaster. Despite the devastation, all employees at Purina Farms were reported safe, and animals were accounted for and cared for. The resilience and unity of the affected communities were highlighted as they worked together to recover from the disaster.
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