neighbors tell us kade helped her grandchildren to escape but later died from a heart attack. it wasn't until 10 minutes after the storm ravaged this area that people who live here say they finally got a tornado warning alert on their phones. neighbors tediously picked out all the family photos, kids toys and other momentos from this debris. as soon as the sun comes up, crews will be back to continue live in duvette, sarah hollenbeck, 10news wtsp governor rick scott says it's still to early to tell if the state will formally declare this tornado damage a disaster. he was in manatee and sarasota counties on sunday where he talked with people impacted, surveyed the damage and thanked first responders. governor scott says the federal government could step in to help pay for things like temporary housing and home repairs. this morning in sarasota county, to recover after the ef-2 tornado ripped through the area. fortunately, no one died from the storm in this area. however, there is a lot of damage to deal with. 10 news reporter emerald morrow is live in siesta key at the excelsio

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melanie: steve and kade wilson spent their final hours with the people loved the most, their son and their four grandchildren. saturday afternoon, they took a long walk with the grandkids, and cooked s' mores over a fire. hours later, the terror began. >> then, the winds picked up again, and it started storming real bad. the grandkids were in the barn screaming. in a savage storm a family loved by friends and neighbors >> really knew their hearts and love for people, their generosity, was unbelievable. home off it' s foundation, and crushed it like a tin can, hurling it across the road, chewing and twisting the metal in the process. when it was over, steve' s body would be found crushed by the debris, only his feet were visible. then, in a shocking twist of fate, his wife had a heart attack in an ambulance as she was being rushed to the hospital >> i kept telling her, kade, lay still, and then she died. meredith: that was melanie michael reporting. the couple' s son and his four kids are recovering in area hospitals. we know all of this is in part to el nio. meredith: have you seen m

until a full 10 minutes after the tornado tore apart their homes, killing their neighbors steve and kade wilson. while the alerts can save your life, they're not always reliable. in places with spotty cell service, like duette, the messages don't always come through. and in a storm--cell towers can be wiped out altogether. themselves lucky. they got the alert moments before the storm hit-- giving them just barely enough time to take cover. shuman lives just down the road from the wilson's, who lost their lives in the brutal 127 mile per hour winds. the best two things to check this morning-- make sure you have emergency alerts turned on in your phone-- you'll want to check in your phone's settings. and two-- invest in a weather radio, which relies on digital signals and is much more reliable in a storm. live in duette, sarah hollenbeck, 10news wtsp for the first time, sarasota county firefighters used new, life-saving technology to help rescue a trapped tornado victim. the roof collasped on 74 year old nancy devito, pinning her in an 18- inch space. the fire department special operations

steve' s body was crushed, and kade was found alive, but died from a heart-attack while being taken to the hospital. their neighbors spoke out, remembering them fondly. >> we' re all praying for them. just wonderful people, world is not gonna be the same without him. meredith: the couple' s son and their four grandchildren were in the home as well. all are recovering in the hospital tonight and are expected to be ok. angela: central florida saw some strong weather of its own this weekend, but there were no area. jim: the big weather news for today, the cold temperatures. it was a brisk one today. the high temperatures leveled off in the 60s, but tonight, those temperatures are set to go down into the low 30s in some areas. now, freeze watches have been issued in three local counties. angela: first alert chief meteorologist tony mainolfi joins us outside the wesh 2 studios with a look at the forecast. it' s a little bit chilly out there. tony: it is. we' re watching two things tonight to see if the frost and freeze watch will need to be elevated. i do not think it will. look at these hi

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the commander in chief's motor kade slipping and sliding on snow-glazed streets. taking motorcade drivers more than an hour to get back to the white house. snow crews in nearby virginia and maryland scrambling overnight. piling up salt and positioning plows to prepare for the wintry onslaught. the expected blizzard dredging up memories of d.c.'s carmageddon in 2011. knocking down trees and cutting out power to hundreds of thousands on the east coast. >> still bad in new york. it was already pretty bad up there. >> reporter: and it is frigid again this morning, so we know when the snow does come through, it will stick. as far as air travel you can all but guarantee if all of these forecasts are true, airport operations in this area will at some point come to a complete stop. back to you, michaela. >> you might be wise to call ahead and see if maybe you can reschedule. let's talk about the timing now. we'll take a look at the system. when it's going to move. how much is going to fall. senior meteorologist chad myers working your night crunching all. forecast models.