Wooo an F4 evening!

BrYaN19kc · Post by **BrYaN19kc** » 2003-05-04 09:43pm

Six reported tornado touch downs this afternoon, including one F4 tornado. But yet, Kansas City still lives!!!

This is the third F4 Tornado I've seen. Have you all seen any stuff like that?

Einhander Sn0m4n · Post by **Einhander Sn0m4n** » 2003-05-04 10:07pm

You're nuts!

I'm glad you're okay tho.

Kelly Antilles · Post by **Kelly Antilles** » 2003-05-04 10:22pm

Been through hurricanes. The eye is so.. odd. Everything is still and quiet and then... all hell breaks loose again. Have had really strong crosswinds and tornados nearby, but never seen them. WHat's really bad is I have a strong fear of lightning.

Asst. Asst. Lt. Cmdr. Smi · Post by **Asst. Asst. Lt. Cmdr. Smi** » 2003-05-04 10:26pm

No, actually. Just some strong winds not even powerful enough to send a tree crashing down at most. For some reason, the area I live in is somehow immune to major disasters.

Anarchist Bunny · Post by **Anarchist Bunny** » 2003-05-04 10:26pm

I'm watching that on the news right now.

Lucky for me the area I live in we don't get any natural disasters like earthquakes, hurricanes(we at most, heavy rain, it's already lost all it's power when it reaches central Texas), tornadoes or giant monster attacks. The worst we get is flooding in areas of the city far away from me. And thats after 2 or 3 days of constant raining.

Kelly Antilles · Post by **Kelly Antilles** » 2003-05-04 10:31pm

Asst. Asst. Lt. Cmdr. Smi wrote:No, actually. Just some strong winds not even powerful enough to send a tree crashing down at most. For some reason, the area I live in is somehow immune to major disasters.

Be glad of that, Smi.

Howedar · Post by **Howedar** » 2003-05-04 10:45pm

Contrary to some beliefs, not everybody lives in the Midwest.

irishmick79 · Post by **irishmick79** » 2003-05-05 12:42am

We get the occasional tornado touchdown over the summer in southern Wisconsin. I've never actually seen one, but we've had some touch down a little too close for comfort.

Post by **Dalton** » 2003-05-05 02:59am

No twisters up here, but we do get those fucking Nor'easters.

Nathan F · Post by **Nathan F** » 2003-05-05 07:13am

BrYaN19kc wrote:Six reported tornado touch downs this afternoon, including one F4 tornado. But yet, Kansas City still lives!!!

This is the third F4 Tornado I've seen. Have you all seen any stuff like that?

An F-4 (almost F-5...) hit my town once, strongest storm ever in the state of Tennessee.

Darth Fanboy · Post by **Darth Fanboy** » 2003-05-05 08:05am

Quakes are much more entertaining.

Edit: I prefer all of these to Blizzards.

Enigma · Post by **Enigma** » 2003-05-05 09:24am

BrYaN19kc wrote:Six reported tornado touch downs this afternoon, including one F4 tornado. But yet, Kansas City still lives!!!

This is the third F4 Tornado I've seen. Have you all seen any stuff like that?

No, but here in Ottawa, we get a small taste of everything. Once in a while there'd be a small quake (usually at night, not enough to wake people up), rarely we'd get a tornado, but when we do it's pathetic, there's also some strong thunderstorms, an occasional ice storm. We don't get any extreme weather here except for the heat and cold. (40+degrees Celsius in the summer and -40 degrees Celsius in the winter.

Post by **haas mark** » 2003-05-05 09:28am

I used to live in Norfolk, VA, where there were hurricanes and tropical storms all the time. I lived in Lawton, OK, when Hurrican Andew hit. If Hurrican Felix had hit the jet stream in the Atlantic, we woulda been screwed over in Norfolk..

Post by **Sea Skimmer** » 2003-05-05 09:29am

The area west and south of Philadelphia gets a few small tornadoes every year, but they generally do little damage and don’t pass F2. I only seen one once while visiting a relative a couple years ago, and it was weak as shit.

Col. Crackpot · Post by **Col. Crackpot** » 2003-05-05 10:36am

i've been through two hurricanes, (gloria, 1986 and Bob 1992) three nasty blizzards (1978, 1996, 2003) and more Nor'easters than i can remember. of all of those, only once did i ever fear for my safety. Hurricane Gloria, a category 2 storm was a direct hit on Providence with its northeast quadrant (the strongest part) back in '86. 3, 6 story pine trees went down in the backyard one atop the other and missed the house a few inches. Our neighbor's stockade fence blew down and the individual planks blew through the neighborhood like wooden missiles...they hit a few cars and bounced off a few houses. The branches from a weeping willow tree three houses down broke off and blew into everything. i was only 10 and it scared the crap out of me.

Bug-Eyed Earl · Post by **Bug-Eyed Earl** » 2003-05-05 01:49pm

It missed my home, but people a few blocks away lost everything.

aphexmonster · Post by **aphexmonster** » 2003-05-05 02:48pm

I live in sacramento... the worst thing we have to worry about here are boybands comming through ever so often ¬_¬

Nathan F · Post by **Nathan F** » 2003-05-05 07:04pm

And on a side note, my home county got blasted with a storm including tornadoes earlier today.

Vertigo1 · Post by **Vertigo1** » 2003-05-05 08:02pm

Which one Nate? Tipton county (where I live) got blasted with 3 of them. One being within a MILE of me!

Luckily nobody was hurt though. Jackson got blasted with yet another one at about 2:30 today. This just isn't their week. Half of Madison county is in shambles because of those damned twisters, and they're on a boil alert because the water treatment plant (very close to their electrical CO) got taken out. This is worse than January of '99!

Andrew J. · Post by **Andrew J.** » 2003-05-05 09:03pm

I'm glad I live in Upstate New York now; it's boring, but at least we don't get anything worse than a mild earthquake or thunderstorm.

Vertigo1 · Post by **Vertigo1** » 2003-05-05 09:51pm

Andrew J. wrote:I'm glad I live in Upstate New York now; it's boring, but at least we don't get anything worse than a mild earthquake or thunderstorm.

And the occasional white-out.

Cal Wright · Post by **Cal Wright** » 2003-05-05 10:57pm

Somehow the bad stuff went just south of my city. It's pretty active right now, but I haven't recieved word of getting anything more than a shitload of lightening strikes.

Nathan F · Post by **Nathan F** » 2003-05-05 11:11pm

Vertigo1 wrote:Which one Nate? Tipton county (where I live) got blasted with 3 of them. One being within a MILE of me! Luckily nobody was hurt though. Jackson got blasted with yet another one at about 2:30 today. This just isn't their week. Half of Madison county is in shambles because of those damned twisters, and they're on a boil alert because the water treatment plant (very close to their electrical CO) got taken out. This is worse than January of '99!

Ah, January '99... I remember that one well. There was a fatal tornado in the same system (iirc...) that hit Perry County, the previously mentioned strongest ever in TN.

The one that hit Perry County (my home county) this time destroyed some homes, but thankfully no one was in them at the time. They were approx. 10 miles from my house, but the power lines and trees were down in my front yard.

Cal Wright · Post by **Cal Wright** » 2003-05-06 09:27am

It hasn't stopped yet. Meridianville just about 5-10 miles north of me was hit by a tornado. Right now we're under a tornado warning and the interstate which is about 3 miles north of me is where they are projecting possible touch downs.

phongn · Post by **phongn** » 2003-05-06 12:16pm

Here in Florda we occasionally get some F1s, unless a hurricane comes by.

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