32 pics from the Moore Tornado (link):

[The Straight Story]

Slideshow here:

http://www.tulsaworld.com/multimedia/slideshow.aspx/Moore_Tornado/1483

[nadinbrzezinski]

1. Thanks, good photogs.

My most poignant, and there are many, is the older gent in the chair, with fire guys walking bye

[niyad]

4. the woman with the kittens got to me. wonder how many animals perished, too (in addition

to the 100 horses we already know about)

[nadinbrzezinski]

6. A lot

Yes

[NRaleighLiberal]

2. speechless.

[Tx4obama]

3. Many of those photos on slideshow say: Image Not Available. A link below will lots of photos

Here: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2328000/US-tornadoes-Yet-heartbreak-Oklahoma-massive-tornado-touches-highly-populated-suburb.html

[niyad]

5. how strange. I was able to see them all. but thank you for the additional link.

[ohheckyeah]

8. I had the same problem. n/t

[Lifelong Protester]

9. Your link worked

thanks, even if it was heart-rending.

I was teaching and very busy all day. I had no idea of what was going on. I started to read stuff here after work, and wondered what all the talk was about schools being destroyed. I kept thinking 'Didn't this all happen on Sunday?' Wow.

Again, a thanks to the rescuers and the brave teachers.

[ohheckyeah]

10. I honestly don't know

someone handles something like this. Some of those photos were gut wrenching.

[niyad]

12. in reading the linked article, this was eerie--the ef5 (winds of THREE HUNDRED EIGHTEEN mph)

was 3 may 99, another major tornado 8 may 2003, and today--along fairly close paths)

[freshwest]

15. Whoa. And the article says these same storms will afflict northern OK tonight...

[Mojorabbit]

16. Thanks! I could not see them at the other line either. nt

[2naSalit]

7. Those pictures bring back some memories

that I had set to the back of my mind but not forgotten. I lived in the tornado prone areas of the central US in years past and have seen some nasty tornadoes, always had the good fortune to have shelter when it was needed. A couple times I was traveling with no place to go but still was not hit directly.

and I was a relief worker at the Greensberg, KS devastation a few years ago. The images of today's storm look very similar only it's a larger community. It's hard to imagine the difference between looking at even the most informative photos and actually standing in the middle of it.

I came home from work not knowing that this had happened until I started watching a belated news show online... I'm moved but not surprised somehow. Thanks to all who have provided info here on DU as it seems to be the greatest collection of information.

I used to pass through that very stretch of interstate highway a few times a week in another life...

My thoughts and prayers go out to everyone dealing with this either onsite or remotely yet intimately.

[GReedDiamond]

11. Here is the image that sums it all up...

[awoke_in_2003]

13. Regardless of politics...

these are our people, and they need help.

[Spitfire of ATJ]

14. Well said,...HOWEVER...

You just KNOW the Right Wing is going to obsess with "looters".

They can't help it.

Then they will obsess with the idea that there are cops there and scream "police state!"

BTW: Oklahoma is the home of several regulars on the Malloy board and the home of the Tequila Treehouse wherein Bartcop dwells.