Mid West Weather >><< YUK

I live in the central part of the state and they seem to be going north of here so far as you can see in the link, maybe tonight they will get close. It's really weird some of you are getting snow still.crazy I tell ya.

http://radar.weather.gov/radar.php?product=N0Z&rid=lzk&loop=yes

 

Anything for you... buddy.

 

Yeah, that came down where it didn't hurt anyone of anything.

 

Sounds like its getting bad out there. Stay safe gang.

 

It went about 20 miles north of me, so far 6 confirmed dead. It was a big one and stayed on the ground a very long time. We will make the national news tomorrow for sure. Terrible damage everywhere. appreciate all the concerns. I am fine but we can pray for those that aren't. When light hits tomorrow they will probably find more dead.

 

Glad it missed you.
Got your radio, & local warnings sirens ?
Got a plan ?

Good luck , next few days could be rough.

 

Wow, on the ground for an hour and a half.
Stay safe

 

It sure did, we thought the house was hit.

 

We had another round at 4 this morning and supposed to have another this afternoon. It missed us again. but it wiped out several towns. Mayflower was one of them. Villonia is south of me a little and it wiped it out again. They were just recovering from one three years ago. I haven't heard how many dead so far but last night they 6 confirmed dead with many unaccounted for. They think it was maybe an EF4. 1/2 mile wide path in most places.

 

Just heard there is 16 dead now and the number is expected to rise.

 

Sad day... It's 3yrs and 1 day from the one that went from Mississippi through Tuscaloosa and stayed on the ground all the way to NC.
They've been backing down on the severity of what will come through here - but I'm still prepared

 

Keep reporting in when you can.
Your info is better than the news coverage

 

Remnants of it are here in Ohio now, just light steady rain with no winds.

 

Just took a motorcycle trip this morning and went through a small town called El Paso. Looks like a 1/2 mile swath went through there and left nothing standing. What a mess. Seen a few houses destroyed but mostly woods and old buildings. That would not have been fun to be in. had one come close to us here a couple times. even heard it coming. they do sound like a freight train. but nothing of the magnitude of this one that hit yesterday. Gonna be a lot of firewwod for people in those areas, some huge oaks were blowed over. I was going to take some pics but no place to pull over, here are some from the news.

 

Thanks for the update SS, and good to see you're fine. Does anybody build a storm bunker that can take those kinds of wind forces? Unbelievable.

 

They make concrete safe rooms now and most people that build houses have one put in, but they didn't stand up to this one. they are finding them crushed and broken up. These pics are not the worse I've seen, just some I downloaded off of google from this storm. The best and only way to escape an EF4 or 5 nado is under ground. A lot of old homeplaces have those. they still make and sell them too.