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Demo_Chris

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6. For those who do not understand, "High Risk" means...

Reply to Cal Carpenter (Original post)

Sun Nov 17, 2013, 02:26 PM

Nov 2013

Exactly that. It's not some puffed up alert system like one usually sees. Under this system even a moderate risk is freaking scary. Anyone living in that area needs to take this very seriously.

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Dangerous 'High Risk' Midwest U.S. Tornado Outbreak Underway [View all] Cal Carpenter Nov 2013 OP

NOAA/NWS shows a few already. Sounds like a long day today there. uppityperson Nov 2013 #1

Thanks for the link Cal Carpenter Nov 2013 #2

I like wunderblog, but think they pull off the NWS site and present it in a different manner. uppityperson Nov 2013 #3

I am located just to the east dog_lovin_dem Nov 2013 #4

I'm here about 10 minutes from the storm hitting my suburb of Chicago Paulie Nov 2013 #5

For those who do not understand, "High Risk" means... Demo_Chris Nov 2013 #6

It's headed straight for us here... Contrary1 Nov 2013 #7

Just announced to football fans: please leave seating area and head to concourse IDemo Nov 2013 #8

What football game? Brickbat Nov 2013 #12

Sorry, Chicago Bears, Soldier Field IDemo Nov 2013 #14

Yep, see that state that state that's completely covered in red? NuclearDem Nov 2013 #9

Shit, be safe and please check in sometimes... Cal Carpenter Nov 2013 #11

Holy crap. Starry Messenger Nov 2013 #10

Large and *extremely* dangerous tornado touched down near Bone Gap, Ill..... AverageJoe90 Nov 2013 #13

Sunshine now in Hyde Park...we're in the clear. Thank you for this post! ancianita Nov 2013 #15

Sirens are going off here in Hamilton County. NuclearDem Nov 2013 #16