With massive winter storm tore through the South East killing 14 people and Georgia governor Deal has declared Georgia in a state of emergency, according to The Washington Post.

Seven people were killed in Cook County, Georgia when a massive tornado went through a Cook County mobile home park. The people in the park heard a deafening tornado warning at about 3 a.m. Devocheo Williams, said he “Jumped out of bed as the front door blew open, wind and debris swept into the home and windows shattered,” according to Google News.

After the storm stopped, at about 3:30 a.m., many of the mobile homes had been ripped off their foundations and blown away into the nearby woods, causing many trees to fall, as reported by ABCnews.go.com.

The storms in Georgia and Mississippi have died down and the people will be leaving the shelters very soon, as reported by The Washington Post.