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Look out IA, MN, WI, MO, and later UP of MI. Tornado near S. Des Moines (Original Post) catbyte May 2024 OP
Currently sitting in the basement, although the worst has passed Urbandale, rsdsharp May 2024 #1
Glad you're safe! catbyte May 2024 #2
Wow, the red spot on the map Mr.Bill May 2024 #3
They're talking about 200+ MPH winds in parts of Iowa Ahpook May 2024 #4
Iowa certainly has had more than its share of violent weather the last few years. catbyte May 2024 #5
There were many vortexes in that giant tornado BigmanPigman May 2024 #6

rsdsharp

(12,002 posts)
1. Currently sitting in the basement, although the worst has passed Urbandale,
Tue May 21, 2024, 05:46 PM
May 2024

a suburb west of Des Moines. We lost power 15 minutes ago, but at least the wind is no longer howling at 60 mph.

Ahpook

(2,777 posts)
4. They're talking about 200+ MPH winds in parts of Iowa
Tue May 21, 2024, 08:12 PM
May 2024

These storms are getting insane.

The so called "Tornado Alley" has expanded as well in resent years if not mistaken?

BigmanPigman

(55,137 posts)
6. There were many vortexes in that giant tornado
Tue May 21, 2024, 08:57 PM
May 2024
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I saw this video just now and you can actually see about 8 mini/smaller vortexes inside the big one. This is a rarity.
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