Lee County tornado aftermath: Live updates - CNN
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Other students lost homes or suffered property damage.Here's a statement about Taylor's death on the school's Facebook page:CNN shot this drone footage of the destruction left after tornadoes swept through parts of Alabama.See the aftermath:Here are a few more photos of the damage:From CNN's Artemis MoshtaghianAt least three children were killed in Lee County on Sunday as tornadoes swept through the area, county coroner Bill Harris said at a news conference this afternoon.They were 6, 9 and 10 years old, he said.The youngest victim was identified as 6-year-old Armando Hernandez, family member Sara Crisp told CNN.From CNN's Brandon MillerThe National Weather Service in Birmingham gave the deadly tornado that hit Lee County a preliminary EF4 rating on the scale that measures tornado intensities.The Enhanced Fujita scale uses the physical damage caused by the storm to estimate how fast the wind was blowing.
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