SEE IT: Aerial video shows tornado damage in London, Kentucky

A view of the birds reveals the reach of tornado damage to the surrounding communities of London, Kentucky.

London, ky. – After a powerful tornado, America’s Heartland is full of devastation and destruction.

London, Kentucky, is the center of some of the sausage damage of the recent tornado outbreak. The roofs of the houses are torn separately, and some structures are thrown hundreds of meters from their original locations.

You can see miles of debris of the powerful EF-3 tornado in aerial images of Rich Waite and RMWservices, showing the path of destructive tornado.

According to the National Meteorological Service, an EF-3 tornado generally brings winds between 136 and 165 mph, as evidenced by the extensive damage caused by the outbreak.

The Kentucky family rescues the neighbors trapped, finds bodies after the mortal tornado in London

London, Kentucky – May 18: The rubble float in a pool near a severely damaged house on May 18, 2025 in the Sunshine Hills community on the outskirts of London, Kentucky. A tornado hit the Sunshine Hills neighborhood just after midnight on May 17, 2025 in London, Kentucky.

(Michael Swensen / Getty images)

Residents like Carrie Davis and their family had their homes erased by the storm.

The people of Kentucky are no stranger to reconstruction after a disastrous events. Frankfort, Kentucky, recently deals with historical floods in April.