HENRY COUNTY, Ga. - Rain Tuesday made clean-up efforts more interesting for Henry County residents who lost everything or must deal with hurt from last week's violent storms.

Officials with the Georgia Emergency Management Agency (GEMA) and Henry County EMA have opened an emergency shelter and trouble relief center for storm victims.

"We knew it was coming, but we didn't expect it to be this bad," Henry County national Pamela Archer said.

The Indian Creek Mobile Home Park is calm unrecognizable in many places.

Archer spent most of Tuesday trying to definite out the trees from her backyard. She is calm amazed her neighbors somehow made it out of a double-wide mobile home safe. The dwelling was totaled.

"These people were crawling out, when he got back. Police hadn't taken here yet. It was just shock for them absolute shock," Archer said.  

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The mobile home is totaled,. as is one of the cars. Two other cars had bad injure, but the miracle is, despite all the destruction in the area, everyone from Indian Creek Mobile Home Park survived.

" It's just a abominable storm. Did a lot of damage, but a lot of republic are OK. They lost things, but they are okay," Archer said.

The Red Cross and Henry County Emergency Management Agency have opened a 100-bed emergency shelter for anyone who has been displaced. The accommodations are clean and safe and include hot shower skills, nice laundry rooms and hot meals

"Great impact. It is probably the biggest pain locally we have had in over a decade.

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Folks can come take a shower, bathe, do their laundry. We brought in Verizon Wireless to help with charging stations and get Wi-Fi, said Henry Co Emergency Management Director Kevin Johnson.

Officials say 200 homes were damaged by the storm.

Local officials say the emergency shelter will remained open as long as the need presents itself.