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Universeity, what do you think, is this really going to be the new normal? >> great to be with you , pamel, now not under these circumstances. this was one for the ages, one may say jgenerational, historic. words come to mind. as the surveys are done, nearly 250 mile path length, ratings ef-4, ef-5 in damage. i think the president, his remarks yesterday were almost spot-on. >> reporter: yeah, help us understand, because you just laid out just the historic nature of this, potentially one of the largest tornados on record. is this a result of climate change? can you say that definitively? help u...

Unseasonably mild through parts of the northeast. bill karins, great to see you. hope you have had a great weekend. tell us about the rest of the country. >> tell you first about the tornados and the set up and then the warmth. one of the reasons that we had this incredible tornado outbreak in the middle of december is because it's been like october. it's been so warm and we haven't had the snow and that's one of the reasons why. so, when you see all these pictures out there, you know, the enhancement of the scale is how we rate tornadoes. we can tell by estimate by how much the trees are dama...

Kentucky hisz ri. may and march. the last time of an ef-5 in december you have to go back to the 1950s. we had two. the latest was in 1957. this will be incredibly rare this time of year to have a storm like this. with the climate connection, there's research done. we know that because it's warmer and humid. we are having october weather in december. shouldn't be a surprise to get severe weather outbreaks this time of year. we haven't had that connection. research is not a big enough sample size. don't know it's strzokker tornados with climate change. not yet. craig, let's talk about the emerg...

Her husband has a broken arm and a shoulder that is displaced. he was getting looked at by a doctor and talking to insurance later today. their house is a total loss. not sure if they will rebuild. in mayfield this is where you see everywhere? >> amazing debris and sfarst like no one has ever seen. the national weather service looking into if it was a rare ef-5. not many of those. that's over 200 miles per hour winds. we still have many people missing. >> sandra: robert, thanks for