Woman, mom survive, but home takes pretty good hit from storm

  • A local mobile home took a beating early Wednesday morning, after a storm rolled through the area and knocked a tree or two onto the structure. The residents took shelter in a bathroom, emerging shaken but safe. (CARL MCKINNEY/Lake City Reporter)
    A local mobile home took a beating early Wednesday morning, after a storm rolled through the area and knocked a tree or two onto the structure. The residents took shelter in a bathroom, emerging shaken but safe. (CARL MCKINNEY/Lake City Reporter)
  • The home of Lenore Camp and an adjacent utility shed came out of the storm with a fair amount of damage, but Camp maintained hope it could be fixed with relative speed. Camp got a weather alert mere seconds before the storm hit. (CARL MCKINNEY/Lake City Reporter)
    The home of Lenore Camp and an adjacent utility shed came out of the storm with a fair amount of damage, but Camp maintained hope it could be fixed with relative speed. Camp got a weather alert mere seconds before the storm hit. (CARL MCKINNEY/Lake City Reporter)

    A five-second head start is all she got. 

    Lenora Camp said she was getting ready for bed around 3 a.m. Wednesday when an alert chime sounded on her phone. 

    “Take cover now. Tornado rotation,” …