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Butler County Clean Up Efforts Continue
The clean up from Friday's storm is going better than expected in Butler County. Thousands are still without power, though, and may be in the dark for days. Reporter: Abby BarnettEmail Address: abby.barnett@kake.com |
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This storm was very scary.We live out in the Prarie Village area where the storage shed roof landed on the fence in our backyard. If it wouldnt have landed there it would have gone straight through our window. We just got power back on last night in Benton around 10:55p.m was out since friday morning at 4:40 a.m. Scary thing was our house started shaking doors rattled. Windows getting hit by rain almost breaking. Not a fun storm at all.