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justabob

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4. thank you
Thu May 16, 2013, 06:02 AM
May 2013

Last edited Thu May 16, 2013, 06:34 AM - Edit history (1)

It was scary. I haven't been frightened of the weather in quite some time. Thankfully, my neighborhood just got the insane rain and crashing thunder and lightening, the sirens never fired up in my specific neighborhood.

I will say this... tornado reporting/warning has gotten a whole lot better. Last spring when we got 14 tornadoes, and with this storm, the weather people were able to be very specific about where the greatest danger was and when it would be striking what neighborhoods/areas. The sirens are more targeted too.

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Not good madokie May 2013 #1
the storm was intense justabob May 2013 #2
Glad you're OK malaise May 2013 #3
thank you justabob May 2013 #4
I'll take a hurricane over a tornado every day of the week malaise May 2013 #5
Yeah, I agree. ananda May 2013 #8
Holy smokes! HappyMe May 2013 #6
This is too weird. ananda May 2013 #7
All we got here, Ft. Hood is some needed rain and a hell of a light show. oneshooter May 2013 #9
Check out this light show in Russia yesterday malaise May 2013 #10
We had a looong night. X_Digger May 2013 #11
Glad you're OK malaise May 2013 #12
Thanks. I think the bags under my eyes have bags. X_Digger May 2013 #14
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww malaise May 2013 #15
glad you are ok!! justabob May 2013 #13
Damn look at this video on ABC malaise May 2013 #16
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