PHOTO GALLERY: Aftermath in Joplin
Tuesday, May 24, 2011 | 11:33 p.m. CDT;
updated 9:18 a.m. CDT, Wednesday, May 25, 2011
A metal chair is stuck into the outer wall of an Academy Sports + Outdoors store off South Range Line Road in Joplin after Sunday's EF5 tornado.
¦ Grant Hindsley/Missourian
BY
Missourian staff
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Many areas of Joplin appear to be a complete loss after a tornado wiped out parts of the city.
Joplin: Aftermath, May 24.
¦ Missourian staff
An apartment in the Plaza Apartments complex lies exposed to the elements after the tornado in Joplin.
¦ Kristan Lieb
The Plaza apartment complex, located in east Joplin, joins the many other buildings in the city devastated by Sunday's violent weather.
¦ Christopher Parks
Providing food, shelter and medical treatment to those displaced by the tornado, Red Cross housed more than 150 people at Missouri Southern State University.
¦ Christopher Parks
Volunteers go on a search and rescue mission after hearing a rumor that a survivor was found in the wreckage Tuesday afternoon. They found no one.
¦ Kristan Lieb
St. Louis Strike Team 3's Joe Waddell takes a lunch break Tuesday after searching for survivors all morning in Joplin.
¦ GRANT HINDSLEY/Missourian
A bedroom is left open to the elements on Tuesday afternoon after Joplin's EF5 tornado.
¦ Grant Hindsley/Missourian
An overturned car sits in front of the Plaza Apartment complex which is uninhabitable after the tornado. Dozens of fire alarms still ring in the dormant apartments.
¦ Kristan Lieb
Richard Simpson, 71, stands in the doorway of his home in Joplin, which received heavy damage from Sunday evening's weather.
¦ Christopher Parks
Sunday's weather carved a path through western Joplin that leveled most buildings in the central Joplin area.
¦ Christopher Parks
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Tornados SUCK.
That first photograph deserves an award.
Powerful pictures. Good work.
The last picture is out of my front window