?We Got Incredibly Lucky?: Montgomery County cleans up after tornadoes cause damage
We got incredibly lucky in Montgomery County, with two different tornadoes coming during the peak of rush hour, evening rush hour,? said Dr. Earl Stoddard, Director of the Montgomery County Office of Emergency Management and Homeland Security during a media update Thursday. ?We were just very fortunate that the damage in Montgomery County was not substantially worse.?
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