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Tornado last night
Bubba Jr.
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It hit the city we moved from last night. Moderate damage downtown and some houses were damaged.
We spent a few hours in the basement as we were under a tornado warning also
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You didn't see an old witch riding a bicycle, did you?
There was tornado just down the road from my rental.
They are all over this area this year.
my wife stayed home
Thanks for the concern LOL
Glad it missed you,bubba
No, we were in an area of the basement that does not have any windows. We do have a walk-out door with 2 big panes of glass, but I wasn't going to stand in front of the glass to watch for anything either.
Last Saturday.......we had one pass about 40 miles north of us......
Around here that's a long way off.
Back in 1975........we didn't name our racquetball tournament....The Tornado Alley Racquetball Classic............for nothin'!!😉😎
If Kamala rides like Joe you probably wouldnt see her.
…unfortunately Tornados are just a part of life here, but only in the Spring/Summer/Fall & Winter😎…and the big ones, starting with an EF2, are amazingly powerful, winds 200+mph for EF-5…being an Insurance Adjuster for 20+ years, I adjusted loses for some scary BIG storms…I have seen multi-story brick buildings completely collapsed, just an unrecognizable pile of rubble… homes where only the foundations were left, wiped clean, no sign of a brick or board, furniture, appliances, nothing, looked like a foundation ready for a new build except for a few pipes sticking up here and there…I've seen entire city blocks leveled, just empty foundations and some debris…Ive watched quite a few form and move across the sky but they kept going, a lot of times touching down somewhere down the road…been thru 2-3 and it can get scary at times…
Yep..........
For my wife and I..........it was April 10th 1979.......…devastation on a massive scale.