Decatur, ala. (Whnt) – The bad weather could be fatal for those without home.

Sue Terrell from hands over Decatur -Obleless has spent the last few days to warn the awkward people who come into their facility of the chance of storm.

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Terrell said this was the only alarm that most of these people will hear. Terrell said that she saw the dangers of floods and strong winds for those who have no place.

“Our people who are outside do not stop the warnings and do not look away and hear Tornado or Tornado warning,” said Terrell.

Many live in tents and camps and face an upcoming storm that could threaten their lives.

Had is the only homeless facility in public relations in Morgan County, which is known that you offer safe protection free of charge for those who have no income. Terrell says that it calls on the population to get into protection, but some of the homeless people choose to endure the storm.

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“We don’t want victims out there,” said Terrell. “We don’t want people to try to be too macho to get in. Let’s be honest, we are all destroyed. In this way you become a macho victim. ”

Terrell said news 19 that she saw how harmful it is for the homeless during a storm. She says the upcoming storm underlines the need for the city to have protection for homeless people overnight.

“You know that you would be outside if there were no hands over your hands, and it would be Kaos for our homeless people and also for our entire community, but for our reinforced, they will lose everything they ever had.”

The hands over Decatur are open as accommodation on Friday evening from 9 p.m. and remain open at 7 a.m. until Sunday morning.

Volunteers will be available to serve meals.

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