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NewsNovember 17, 2013
Scott County Severe Weather
Several homes and businesses were damaged as severe thunderstorms moved across Scott County Sunday, Nov. 17
Adam Vogler
Jeff Kelm stands with his sons, Joanthan, 10, left, and Jonah, 3, outside the remains of a mobile home Sunday, Nov. 17, just off of Highway 61 south of Morley, Mo. A severe thunderstorm destroyed the home, which was used by Kelm as a guest house as wells a another mobile home that was used as storage and a shed where Kelm operated an appliance repair business.
Jeff Kelm stands with his sons, Joanthan, 10, left, and Jonah, 3, outside the remains of a mobile home Sunday, Nov. 17, just off of Highway 61 south of Morley, Mo. A severe thunderstorm destroyed the home, which was used by Kelm as a guest house as wells a another mobile home that was used as storage and a shed where Kelm operated an appliance repair business.
People sift through the remains after Cookson Seeds, 22090 Highway 61, was destroyed by a severe thunderstorm Sunday, Nov. 17, south of Morley, Mo. The storm destroyed the business, two mobile homes and damaged several other structures.
People sift through the remains after Cookson Seeds, 22090 Highway 61, was destroyed by a severe thunderstorm Sunday, Nov. 17, south of Morley, Mo. The storm destroyed the business, two mobile homes and damaged several other structures.
Insulation hangs from a utility line Sunday, Nov. 17, just off of Highway 61 south of Morley, Mo. A severe thunderstorm destroyed Cookson Seeds, two mobile homes and damaged several structures.
Insulation hangs from a utility line Sunday, Nov. 17, just off of Highway 61 south of Morley, Mo. A severe thunderstorm destroyed Cookson Seeds, two mobile homes and damaged several structures.
The remains of a mobile home owned by Jeff Kelm Sunday, Nov. 17, just off of Highway 61 south of Morley, Mo. A severe thunderstorm destroyed the home, which was used by Kelm as a guest house as wells a another mobile home that was used as storage and a shed where Kelm operated an appliance repair business.
The remains of a mobile home owned by Jeff Kelm Sunday, Nov. 17, just off of Highway 61 south of Morley, Mo. A severe thunderstorm destroyed the home, which was used by Kelm as a guest house as wells a another mobile home that was used as storage and a shed where Kelm operated an appliance repair business.
Sheet metal and other debris is wrapped around a tree Sunday, Nov. 17, just off of Highway 61 south of Morley, Mo. A severe thunderstorm destroyed Cookson Seeds, two mobile homes and damaged several structures.
Sheet metal and other debris is wrapped around a tree Sunday, Nov. 17, just off of Highway 61 south of Morley, Mo. A severe thunderstorm destroyed Cookson Seeds, two mobile homes and damaged several structures.
A utility pole lies in the parking lot of Cookson Seeds, 22090 Highway 61, after a severe thunderstorm struck the area Sunday, Nov. 17, south of Morley, Mo. The storm destroyed the business, two mobile homes and damaged several others.
A utility pole lies in the parking lot of Cookson Seeds, 22090 Highway 61, after a severe thunderstorm struck the area Sunday, Nov. 17, south of Morley, Mo. The storm destroyed the business, two mobile homes and damaged several others.
People sift through the remains after Cookson Seeds, 22090 Highway 61, was destroyed by a severe thunderstorm Sunday, Nov. 17, south of Morley, Mo. The storm destroyed the business, two mobile homes and damaged several other structures.
People sift through the remains after Cookson Seeds, 22090 Highway 61, was destroyed by a severe thunderstorm Sunday, Nov. 17, south of Morley, Mo. The storm destroyed the business, two mobile homes and damaged several other structures.
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Several homes and businesses were damaged as severe thunderstorms moved across Scott County Sunday, Nov. 17

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