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FRONT OF US IN JUST A FEW MOMENTS. BRITTANY JASON, THANKS SO MUCH. AND WHILE WE’RE TALKING ABOUT THE THREAT OF SEVERE WEATHER, ONE CITY IS STILL RECOVERING FROM THE DISASTROUS STORMS THAT WE HAD JUST WEEKS AGO. �������� 13 S BRYCE OSELEN WENT OUT TO THAT COMMUNITY TODAY AS RESIDENTS ARE PREPARING FOR TONIGHT’S STORMS. PEOPLE IN THE TOWN OF SIPSEY CONTINUE TO REBUILD AFTER MULTIPLE TORNADOES STRUCK THE STATE OF ALABAMA. PEOPLE I SPOKE WITH SAY THEY WILL NEVER FORGET THE WEATHER THAT DESTROYED THEIR COMMUNITY. I WAS SITTING RIGHT UP THERE ON THE ON THIS LOT AND SAW SOME STUFF BLOW BY THE TRUCK, AND I LOOKED IN MY REAR VIEW MIRROR. I WAS SITTING FACING THE ROAD, AND I SEEN THE FUNNEL CLOUD. AS IN FORMING AND KIND OF DROPPING OUT OF THE SKY. JONATHAN ROY LEE GREW UP IN THE TOWN OF SIPSEY AND SAYS HE WATCHED THE TORNADO DESTROY HIS COMMUNITY UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL. I PUT MY TRUCK IN PARK OR IN DRIVE AND STOMPED ON THE GAS TRYING TO TRYING TO GET AWAY, AND THE TRUCK KIND OF SPUTTERED A LITTLE BIT, AND AT THE SAME TIME IT DID THAT. I LOOKED IN MY MIRROR AGAIN AND SEEN THAT OAK TREE RIGHT THERE FALLING ON MY COUSIN’S HOUSE. THE AFTERMATH STILL REMAINS. EVERYBODY’S A WORKING TOGETHER OR WHATEVER WE GOT TO DO TO GET THINGS TO WHERE WE CAN. SALVAGE WHAT’S LEFT. ROY LEE IS ONE OF THE MANY CONTINUING TO CLEAN HIS HOMETOWN, AND SAYS HE HOPES TO INSPIRE OTHERS TO KEEP THEIR FAITH. KEEP PRAYING AND REMEMBER THAT GOD IS. I THINK THERE IS A GOD, YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN? AND I. I THINK PEOPLE SHOULD KEEP THAT IN MIND. IN SIPSEY BRYCE OSLIN, �������� 13. WE HAVE ALL OF YOUR WEATHER COVERAGE ON AIR AND ONLINE. LOG ON TO �������� 13.COM FOR THE LATEST WEATHER MAPS AND MODELS. YOU CAN ALSO GET WEATHER ALERTS SENT RIGHT TO YOUR PHONE. AND RIGHT NOW YOU CAN SEE THE IMPACT OF THE THREAT OF SEVERE WEATHER THAT IT’S ALREADY HAVING. ALL TH