Glad you're alright, Bas. The previous neighbor's daughter drives truck with her boyfriend and they were on the border of TN and VA when the warnings came. They parked in the back of the truck stop lot with another truck, next to a brick building and decided that it might be safer in the cab than the building. They were right. The entire front row of trucks in the truck stop were picked up and tossed like toys. Her cab was lifted but dropped back down, and all the windows were blown out by debris. All 8 people in the building they decided against going into were dead. It took the third truck and flipped it upside down, but the driver survived. Her boyfriend's truck was sandblasted like hers by debris.
I hope you had your BOB (bug-out bag) filled with the necessities so you have food, water, flashlights, tent, a set of dry clothes, etc.
It's lucky that it's warmer now. Storms doing that much damage to property in the middle of winter would have been even worse.
Sending good wishes to all.
-- Ask not what the world needs. Ask what makes you come alive... then go do it. Because what the world needs is people who have come alive. -- Howard Thurman