The Red Cross is assisting more than 60 people who have been displaced as a result of the damage to their apartments in this morning’s storm, and there’s an emergency shelter set-up right now at Marian Hale Community Center on 4791 Willow Road in Memphis. “It woke me up out my sleep,” resident David Brown said. “I didn’t know it was going to be that bad, but it’s God’s plan on everything. That happened for a reason. I just thank God everybody’s safe around here.” Brown said it’s still hard to see the damage to a place he’s lived his whole life. “I ain’t never experienced this. This is tragic. It could’ve been me.”🚨Here is the estimated damage path from the EF-1 tornado that moved through the Memphis area early this morning. 🚨 #midsouthtornadoes pic.twitter.com/Pl2FLR1eJb
— NWS Memphis (@NWSMemphis) October 22, 2019

More from Parkway Village. People tell me they are weakly shaken up and just thankful to be alive. @3onyourside pic.twitter.com/1xzULHKfxt
— Joneé Lewis WREG (@JoneeLewisTV) October 21, 2019