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malaise

(293,213 posts)
Fri Mar 2, 2012, 08:19 AM Mar 2012

Breaking -Kentucky and Tennessee DUers -watch out for a major tornado outbreak this afternoon in

GEM$NBC says they should start to roll in around 2.00pm.
Be prepared and spread the warning!!!

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Breaking -Kentucky and Tennessee DUers -watch out for a major tornado outbreak this afternoon in (Original Post) malaise Mar 2012 OP
Thanks for the warnings. Yesterday the schools let out early. We were lucky and I pray we are southernyankeebelle Mar 2012 #1
Stay safe malaise Mar 2012 #9
Excellent idea. Thank you. southernyankeebelle Mar 2012 #10
thanks for the heads up! spanone Mar 2012 #2
Thanks, and yes, I'm worried get the red out Mar 2012 #3
me too leftofcool Mar 2012 #5
Stay safe! get the red out Mar 2012 #6
We're suppose to get our hit about 2:00. They called school out at noon. The sun has been coming southernyankeebelle Mar 2012 #11
Jim Cantori is bad news but remember malaise Mar 2012 #8
Alabama was hit already malaise Mar 2012 #14
We are leaving our little mobile home out by the lake and heading to the motel in town leftofcool Mar 2012 #4
Thanks. Fawke Em Mar 2012 #7
check NWS Old Codger Mar 2012 #12
Good idea malaise Mar 2012 #13
Thanks politicasista Mar 2012 #15
Stay safe malaise Mar 2012 #18
Thanks politicasista Mar 2012 #19
This message was self-deleted by its author politicasista Mar 2012 #20
Indiana too! Bobbie Jo Mar 2012 #16
Stay safe malaise Mar 2012 #17
Will do! Bobbie Jo Mar 2012 #22
Right on schedule ... GeorgeGist Mar 2012 #21
Just heard that it's heading towards Madison, Kentucky malaise Mar 2012 #26
This guy has been on CNN most of the day. bathroommonkey76 Mar 2012 #23
Don't forget about Georgia. RebelOne Mar 2012 #24
Batten down malaise Mar 2012 #25
Thanks for the headsup, malaise. Uncle Joe Mar 2012 #27
Back at you Uncle Joe malaise Mar 2012 #30
This monster is just not letting up Ruby the Liberal Mar 2012 #28
The last thing that this chaser said was there were school buses toppled in the roads bathroommonkey76 Mar 2012 #29
Critical injuries in Chattanooga malaise Mar 2012 #31
Did they say what areas are affected? Initech Mar 2012 #32
 

southernyankeebelle

(11,304 posts)
1. Thanks for the warnings. Yesterday the schools let out early. We were lucky and I pray we are
Fri Mar 2, 2012, 08:49 AM
Mar 2012

today. In fact I pray for everyone to be spared any hugh damages. This is scary because you never know where it is going to hit.

get the red out

(13,971 posts)
3. Thanks, and yes, I'm worried
Fri Mar 2, 2012, 08:58 AM
Mar 2012

Jim Cantori is on his way to Lexington, you never want to be in town with him, no offence intended.

I am really worried, day before yesterday was scary enough, but worse is predicted for today. It's a day to take this stuff seriously. We cleaned out our interior closet last night and everyone here at work knows where the "safe place" is in our building.

Good thoughts and wishes for everyone. Hopefully the weather people will be wrong on this.

leftofcool

(19,460 posts)
5. me too
Fri Mar 2, 2012, 09:15 AM
Mar 2012

first wave is going through Russell County right now headed for Pulaski County. Off to the local motel for shelter.

 

southernyankeebelle

(11,304 posts)
11. We're suppose to get our hit about 2:00. They called school out at noon. The sun has been coming
Fri Mar 2, 2012, 10:07 AM
Mar 2012

in and out. We had alittle rain. We are about 30 mins from Cookeville.

leftofcool

(19,460 posts)
4. We are leaving our little mobile home out by the lake and heading to the motel in town
Fri Mar 2, 2012, 09:08 AM
Mar 2012

No shelter here so we think we will be safer in town. Offline for 24 hours.

Left of Cool

Fawke Em

(11,366 posts)
7. Thanks.
Fri Mar 2, 2012, 09:25 AM
Mar 2012

What parts of Tennessee are effected? We're a long state, so something that may happen out west may not happen over here in the east.

politicasista

(14,128 posts)
15. Thanks
Fri Mar 2, 2012, 02:36 PM
Mar 2012

It's very warm, sunny and windy. They just issued a Tornado Watch until 9 pm (CDT) and most of the school districts are closing early.

Got the cell phones, cubbie hole, and weather radio ready. Hope that everyone stays safe this evening.


Thanks again.



edit to add in Tennessee

Response to malaise (Reply #18)

Bobbie Jo

(14,344 posts)
22. Will do!
Fri Mar 2, 2012, 03:14 PM
Mar 2012

I know! Harrisburg is about 60 miles west of us, we got a dose of the same storm early that morning w/o the touchdown.

It's going to be a rough spring, I can tell already.

Stay safe everyone!

malaise

(293,213 posts)
26. Just heard that it's heading towards Madison, Kentucky
Fri Mar 2, 2012, 03:34 PM
Mar 2012

That's the first time I knew there was a Madison in Kentucky

 

bathroommonkey76

(3,827 posts)
23. This guy has been on CNN most of the day.
Fri Mar 2, 2012, 03:27 PM
Mar 2012

He is a storm chaser.

Right now he is in the north of Louisville chasing a 2 major tornadoes.

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/chasercam-live

RebelOne

(30,947 posts)
24. Don't forget about Georgia.
Fri Mar 2, 2012, 03:31 PM
Mar 2012

We here in North Georgia are in the target area. According to local weather reports, the storms are due to roll in here after midnight.

Uncle Joe

(64,321 posts)
27. Thanks for the headsup, malaise.
Fri Mar 2, 2012, 03:48 PM
Mar 2012

So far it's nice here in my immediate area, although that can change quickly.

Peace to you.

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