The death toll from a line of tornadoes that tore through the United States increases to 92, with Kentucky authorities finding the body of a missing teenager.
At least 90 people were confirmed dead across multiple states after more thanEntire neighbourhoods and numerous workplaces were wiped out by the most severe US tornadoes in a decade.'A whole family gone in the blink of an eye'Timothy and Jennifer Venetta remembered 13-year-old Nyssa Brown as a little girl who used to ride her four-wheeler through their backyard.
"I can't imagine a whole family just being gone in the blink of an eye," Ms Venetta told WZTV in Nashville, Tennessee. Dickey's daughter, Kristen Anastasi, told the Marion Republican that a co-worker said Dickey was trying to get people to safety and making sure his drivers were OK. They were often in each other's company and had lived in the same home for years, according to Hall's son, Jason Cummins.
Ms Hall was still working at a funeral home, where she arranged flowers and assisted grieving families.
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