After that, they went by to check on anybody in need of assistance and took footage of overturned cars, demolished buildings, and shattered trees.
According to Dillon, “the extent of the damage was catastrophic.” “Everything was destroyed— a lot of cabins, RVs, and campers were just flipped over.”
All employees and visitors were safe and accounted for, according to Paradise Ranch’s Facebook post, but Dillon said the damage went beyond the RV park.
“Everything around it was destroyed, including homes,” she claimed. “Schools and buildings have simply vanished.” In Rolla, Missouri, on Friday night,
Tad Peters and his father, Richard Peters, had stopped to fill up their pickup truck when they heard tornado sirens and seen other drivers running off the highway to park.
“Whoa, is this going to happen? It’s here, I see. On a video, Tad Peters can be heard saying, “It’s here.” “Take a look at all that trash. Oh. We’re in a bind, my god. Then his dad raised the window.
