JASON CARROLL, CNN ANCHOR: The aftermath of severe weather is also a big story today. At least three tornadoes tore through parts of Michigan last night. Dozens of homes were damaged, but so far, no injuries were reported. Today families are forced to deal with all that damage. Robin Schwartz with CNN affiliate WJBK has more.</s>ROBIN SCHWARTZ, WJBK REPORTER (voice-over): Complete and total destruction from the outside in. The view through what used to me the side door of the Hauley's home is devastating.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Twenty-five years. I spent every dime I had in the house.</s>SCHWARTZ: Seventy-three-year-old Pat Hauley (ph) says he built this house from scratch. The tornado ripped apart his years of hard work in an instant. Entire walls gone. A barn in shambles. A two- car garage completely leveled.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: They say men don't cry, well, I was close to it.</s>SCHWARTZ: The Hartland Fire Department helped put up tarps tonight, while the Red Cross helped document the damage. The family is thankful no one was home when the twister hit, but crushed by this tremendous loss, especially since they say this year they couldn't afford insurance.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Excuse the language but I have to put it in plain English, it's hell, and I'm still going through it.</s>SCHWARTZ (voice-over): Fortunately, no serious injuries to report in all of this, but the damage is widespread, and the clean up will take some time. In Hartland Township, Michigan, I'm Robin Schwartz for CNN.
Tornadoes Rip Through Parts of Michigan