The Wet and Soggy Rebuild Continues

KMOX/ Brett Blume

The Wet and Soggy Rebuild Continues

KMOX/ Brett Blume

The Wet and Soggy Rebuild Continues

Planes are moving once again at Lambert St. Louis International Airport on April 24, 2011. A F-4 tornado, which hit the airport and surrounding area on April 22, 2011, closed the facility due to broken windows and roofs being torn off in a concourse. Lambert officials say the airport will operate at about 60 percent until repairs can be made. UPI/Bill Greenblatt

The Wet and Soggy Rebuild Continues

KMOX/ Brett Blume

The Wet and Soggy Rebuild Continues

KMOX/ Brett Blume

The Wet and Soggy Rebuild Continues

A passenger searches for a bag at Lambert St. Louis International Airport on April 24, 2011. Suitcases have been piling up after a F-4 tornado, which hit the airport and surrounding area on April 22, 2011, closed the facility due to broken windows and roofs being torn off in a concourse. Lambert officials say the airport will operate at about 60 percent until repairs can be made. UPI/Bill Greenblatt

The Wet and Soggy Rebuild Continues

KMOX/ Brett Blume

The Wet and Soggy Rebuild Continues

A Frontier plane taxi's into a gate as broken glass ramains from a powerful storm at Lambert St. Louis International Airport on April 24, 2011. A F-4 tornado, which hit the airport and surrounding area on April 22, 2011, closed the facility due to broken windows and roofs being torn off in a concourse. Lambert officials say the airport will operate at about 60 percent until repairs can be made. UPI/Bill Greenblatt

The Wet and Soggy Rebuild Continues

KMOX/ Brett Blume

The Wet and Soggy Rebuild Continues

KMOX/ Brett Blume

The Wet and Soggy Rebuild Continues

KMOX/ Brett Blume

The Wet and Soggy Rebuild Continues

KMOX/ Brett Blume

The Wet and Soggy Rebuild Continues

UPI/Bill Greenblatt

Planes are moving once again at Lambert St. Louis International Airport on April 24, 2011. A F-4 tornado, which hit the airport and surrounding area on April 22, 2011, closed the facility due to broken windows and roofs being torn off in a concourse. Lambert officials say the airport will operate at about 60 percent until repairs can be made. UPI/Bill Greenblatt

The Wet and Soggy Rebuild Continues

As a steady rain falls, planes are once again taking off at Lambert St. Louis International Airport on April 24, 2011. A F-4 tornado, which hit the airport and surrounding area on April 22, 2011, closed the facility due to broken windows and roofs being torn off in a concourse. Lambert officials say the airport will operate at about 60 percent until repairs can be made. UPI/Bill Greenblatt

The Wet and Soggy Rebuild Continues

Workers continue to board up broken windows at Lambert St. Louis International Airport on April 24, 2011. A F-4 tornado, which hit the airport and surrounding area on April 22, 2011, closed the facility due to broken windows and roofs being torn off in a concourse. Lambert officials say the airport will operate at about 60 percent until repairs can be made. UPI/Bill Greenblatt

The Wet and Soggy Rebuild Continues

U.S. Army soldiers use a lantern to sign-in at the USO of Missouri at Lambert-St. Louis International Airport in St. Louis on April 23, 2011. The airport is closed indefinitely after a F-4 tornado hit the airport on 4/22, however the USO remained open to assist those that cannot leave the airport. UPI/Bill Greenblatt