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The first tornadoes ever recorded in Wisconsin in the usually frigid month of February caused more than $2.4 million in damage, officials said Wednesday. The tornadoes that ripped through Rock County on Feb. 8 killed some cattle and hit 30 homes, officials said. The damage estimates don’t include agricultural impacts to silos, barns and equipment, said Kevin Wernet, director of Rock County Emergency Management.

The first tornadoes ever recorded in Wisconsin in the usually frigid month of February caused more than $2.4 million in damage, officials said Wednesday.

You can see they can be anywhere. >> anywhere under these piles of rubble. as search and rescue teams go door to door or what's left of them, damage estimates range from 3 to $18 billion. >> pictures and video do not do it justice. being on the ground will take your breath away. >> but amid the death and destruction, a ray of hope despite fears that dozens were killed in mayfield's disseminated candle factory. rescuers don't believe anyone was left buried inside. >> we have a high level of cefdz there is no one left in this building. >> president biden has now included illinois and tennessee i...

Temperatures at night. look, they're rugged here, about you they're senior citizens, people who can't necessarily be staying in tents, and people who have been in shelters for more than a week now. >> i read a story about an 87-year-old who thought death was imminent and was just crawling on hands and knees to get out. you have to wonder how, with stories like that, the president chooses to blame forestry practices. is this the time to be invoking politics when we've had a natural disaster in the state of california? goods in knows, scott, you've spent so much time at nbc, i don't think anyone...

Retardant. then, there is this. take a look. that is the sight and sound of the largest fire fighting aircraft, carrying 19,000 gallons of flame retardant and saving countless homes, both at the campfire in northern california and the woolsey fire in l.a. the supertanker was based in colorado but was sent to california given the severity of the fires and it will stay as long as necessary. you take a look at the live picture of new fires popping up. we need all the help we can get. >> jonathan, still waiting for damage estimates? >> reporter: the officials tell us it is just way too early in th...