Damn look at that damage in Oklahoma

[malaise]

Madokie - hope you and yours are OK??
Stay safe DUers

[Texasgal]

1. Linky?

I'm looking and cannot find anything.

[malaise]

2. Huh and LOL

https://www.google.com/search?q=oklahoma+tornadoes&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8

http://abcnews.go.com/US/tornado-kills-destroys-homes-oklahoma/story?id=38993777

I found dozens of links with one click

[Texasgal]

3. I was looking at the wrong places.

Thank you! Sorry to bother.

[malaise]

4. No bother

[ChisolmTrailDem]

8. Severestudios.com is a great place to watch the storm chasers as they chase tornadoes. Saw...

...some spectacular streaming video of several tornadoes today, including a very detructive and violent one that eventually became a massive rain-shrouded wedge tornado that crossed the road directly in front of one of those chasers.

Again, severestudios.com, and use the Live Chase Map to see which cameras are online. They will be the ones that are pulsing green.

[demtenjeep]

5. it is scary

being on the border and in the heart of tornado alley i have a strong aversion to tornadoes

i am just glad Kansas was spared the worst tonight.

[malaise]

6. I'll deal with my hurricanes

every season - at least I know when they're coming and it's rare that they are as destructive as tornadoes.

[Lochloosa]

7. Word!

[UtahJosh]

9. My greatest natural disaster fear is beachfront when a tsunami hits...

getting caught up in a tornado runs a close second.

[malaise]

10. If you watch nature you'll know when that tsunami is coming

First of all - there is usually an earthquake first and then you see both birds and animals moving. The problem is finding high ground.

I remember the one in South Asia and lots of tourists moved towards the sea to have a look. In ll disasters being aware is one's first priority.