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Kim klockow mcclain: the survivors i've spoken with, they just experience what feels like a building dissolving. one minute i was in a building and the next minute i just wasn't. like a bomb has hit it. it's obliterated. [ominous music] derek vaughan: so at its maximum intensity, the peak winds were up to 190 miles per hour. that's enough to just destroy anything in its path. nothing can stand up to that. you knew people were gonna lose their lives that night. once the tornado approached mayfield, it came in from the southwest side of town. derek vaughan: i had a few officers on shift with me ...

Kim klockow mcclain: the survivors i've spoken with, they just experience what feels like a building dissolving. one minute i was in a building and the next minute i just wasn't. like a bomb has hit it. it's obliterated. [ominous music] derek vaughan: so at its maximum intensity, the peak winds were up to 190 miles per hour. that's enough to just destroy anything in its path. nothing can stand up to that. you knew people were gonna lose their lives that night. once the tornado approached mayfield, it came in from the southwest side of town. derek vaughan: i had a few officers on shift with me ...

PADUCAH, Ky. -- A total of twelve tornadoes touched down on Sunday, May 26, as two storm systems swept through the area. This number may climb as the National Weather

The National Weather Service (NWS) released more information on the storms across Central Illinois on Thursday.