Shocking new photos reveal the extensive tornado damage

St. Louis-Octoous EF-3 Tornado on Friday over a few St. Louis surroundings tore Fox 2 radar data and preliminary information of the National Weather Service.

After one day, the photos captured by the new Fox 2 photographers and staff show how the tornado left the destruction trail.

At least five people are confirmed that dead and 38 people are injured, and about 5,000 homes in the whole city have suffered damage.

Radar data shows that the tornado probably began in the nearby Clayton city and torn northeast over several surroundings of St. Louis, including the Central West End, Debaliviere Place, Ville, Penrose and O’Fallon. Some places around the forest park also suffered damage.

The Fox 2 photos include the Drone Fox round through the North St. Louis, the home along the Martin Luther King Street, Euclid Avenue and the Natural Bridge Road, without a century of church, where three people were recovered stuck inside, though one died.

Damaged roofs, fallen trees and collapsing walls are commonplace, especially in the northern parts of the city of St. Louis. View the growing photo gallery in a slide demonstration attached to this story.

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