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Telperion the Silver
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Wheeew! We just survived a HUGE old thunderstorm! Sky went green and we got the tornado warning and I had to run around the whole building yelling at people to get to the shelters.

[Smile] I love storms!

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Farmgirl
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Wow! From Intellicast that does like a huge line of storms..

now heading to Ohio -- anyone there in the path?

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Space Opera
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I'm so glad we moved to Kentucky. From what I've heard, the big storms (tornado-type) generally miss us. This time in Indiana it seems like there's a tornado warning every other day. I won't miss gathering the kids up and huddling in the bathroom with them.

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Jim-Me
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That glowing green color around an imminent tornado is one of the coolest things I've ever seen...
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mr_porteiro_head
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Ah.... I kinda miss living in tornado alley. We get lame weather out here in Utah. [Frown]
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CaySedai
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Here's a picture I took around 1:30 today - just uploaded it as the storm hit. The storm dropped buckets of rain and moved on - none of that nickel-sized hail they predicted.

On the bright side, we are in a tornado watch ...

On the down side, my family lives in a mobile home ...

Location: north central Iowa - Fort Dodge area

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beatnix19
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yea, holy crap. Northwest Ohio was just crapped on with all kind of rain, thunder and lightning. Lots of fun when your inside but really bad when you have to pick up kids, drive and then run through it. not to mention getting home to let the stupid dog out that enjoys rolling in all the standing water.
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Farmgirl
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Impressive wall cloud photo, CaySedai

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Here I am in East Central Ohio and the sky is rumbling something fierce, and it's getting dark. Is that mess headed north or south as it heads east? Hub will be scraping the driveway back up the hill again tomorrow...
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Farmgirl
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It sure doesn't appear to be losing any strength.

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Tstorm
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I'm not the certified expert, but that doesn't look like a wall cloud to me. Was the entire cloud rotating counter-clockwise?

Sample wall cloud photo

(Fake "wall clouds" being a HUGE pet peeve of mine)

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PSI Teleport
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We have no natural disasters here. [Smile]

We only have monsoon for a month with flash floods in low areas, but that's it, and it only affects morons that drive through low areas during thunderstorms.

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CaySedai
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I don't think that cloud was rotating, but later yesterday there was a tornado north of us.

tornato articles

That's the newspaper I work for, and the first 2 news articles are about the tornado.

Note: the articles change every day, so after about 10 p.m. (Central) May 22, 2004, to see the articles you will have to click on "search stories" on the left, search in "top stories," search type is "date search," and enter the date as 05/22/2004.

Carol

p.s. Farmgirl: thanks for the comment about the picture [Big Grin]

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Mabus
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You know, that looks like "tomato articles". I wondered for a second what you linked to it for.
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