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There's definitely prayers going up for all of you in Mayfield and Bowling Green and all other areas of Western Kentucky hit last night, from those of us here in Lawrence County and Louisa in the East. Those of us from here in the East in Lawrence and Martin and Morgan and Magoffin counties especially, know exactly how you're feeling and what you're going through right now, because we went through it on March 2nd 2012, the worst outbreak in Eastern Kentucky history and most frightening night of our lives. I was inside of our local hospital in Lawrence County that night and through ten walls and rooms separating me from the outside, I could hear the fist sized hail pounding the blacktop and denting cars and breaking windows, and the funnel luckily went just south of my location into Blaine Kentucky. In Morgan County, just to the Southwest of us, a strong F3 absolutely leveled the city of West Liberty and then it tore through Salyersville in Magoffin County. I don't know what it is about these out of season, late night tornadoes, but they sometimes seem to be very strong and long tracked. That strongest tornado in 2012 went through four counties of Kentucky and one County in West Virginia, for a total of almost 90 miles before it died. I will definitely be praying for any of you that lost your loved ones or homes. I know some of you can't fathom it right now, but it will get better and time really does heal all wounds.