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El Camino Real restaurant now has a hole in the roof.(KY3)<\/p>\nWARSAW, Mo. (KY3) – Warsaw is in cleanup mode days after a tornado ripped through the community.<\/p>\n
People along one street lost trees, with one property having 30 trees toppled over. Residents are now cleaning up and fixing damage to their homes.<\/p>\n
Storm brought roar, devastation<\/p>\n
Frank and Freda Proctor heard the tornado before it hit.<\/p>\n
\u201cWell, you could hear a whistle first and then the roar. And that\u2019s when it hits,\u201d Frank Proctor said.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe heard the roar, and we ran to the basement with our animals,\u201d Freda Proctor said.<\/p>\n
They stayed in the basement for about 10 minutes as the storm passed overhead. When they came back up, the damage was already clear.<\/p>\n
\u201cOh my. Disaster. Just…devastation, limbs on the truck, the boat, trees down everywhere,\u201d Freda Proctor said.<\/p>\n
The tornado knocked down multiple trees on their property, damaging both their truck and boat and causing some damage to their home.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe had one, some damage in the back come through the house. So a little bit of damage on that and up on the corner,\u201d Freda Proctor said.<\/p>\n
Damage throughout WarsawEl Camino Real restaurant now has a hole in the roof.(KY3)<\/p>\n
Neighbors all along their street had trees knocked over. Other places throughout Warsaw were also hit. El Camino Real restaurant now has a hole in its roof. <\/p>\n
The visitor center at the Harry S. Truman State Park is closed. Multiple windows were broken and are now boarded up.<\/p>\n
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Broken windows are now boarded up at the Harry S. Truman State Park visitor center.(KY3)<\/p>\n
The cleanup in the neighborhoods continues.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt\u2019ll take time. We\u2019ll get it cleaned up,\u201d Frank Proctor said.<\/p>\n
The city of Warsaw set up a location where residents can bring tree debris. It is on Jackson Street between Lay Park and Dam Access Road.<\/p>\n
The Warsaw School District said classes will resume Monday, April 21. Both elementary schools and JBMS will operate as normal. Warsaw High School will adjust classroom locations as needed while crews continue repairing damage from Friday\u2019s storm.<\/p>\n