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aņejo
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aņejo
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All the local channels are on the weather. It is heading east. Where are you at?
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life=playa
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I'm in Houston. It may or may not come down this far south. Looks like it's getting ready to hit San Antonio and Austin.
Found this site: http://www.srh.noaa.gov/ridge/radar....t=N0R&loop=yes Last edited by tlegray; 04-13-2007 at 09:27 PM.. |
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aņejo
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Geez.... what a good disappointment weather wise. News kept showing rotation on top of us. I kept looking out but saw nothing, just some rain, pea size hail, no winds. I have seen alot worse than this was. Oh well, I guess I can put all my valuable stuff back from it's safe haven. Poor Tarrant County...they always get the worst part of a storm.
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aņejo
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dang I can't believe you didn't get winds. It was blowing quite hard in uptown. The hail looked more like golf balls.
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Happy Curmudgeon
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Holy Cow you guys
Last year in March I was at my mother's in Missouri. Big super-cell storms came through the night before I left. Spent 30 minutes in the bathroom listening to the TV talk about the tornado that was going down Nifong Road - two blocks away. I just wanted to fly home to Kathy. Saw several semi's flipped over on I-70 on my way to the Kansas City airport the next day., |
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aņejo
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about 20 something years ago..maybe 30....I went to Wichta Falls right after a F5 3/4 of a mile wide plowed straight across the city. About 42 people killed. I have never seen such destruction in my life. We spent 3 days salvaging my friends brothers house and her aunts house which were both totaled and in different parts of town.
I kept expecting the high winds this evening..but got nada. I am really fascinated by high winds....I know I know....can be destructive, but a thrill just the same. I aint too crazy about hail...but seeing something bigger than a nickle is also exciting and rare.....And I still have never seen a tornado. I guess I need to join the storm chasers to see one. |
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aņejo
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I remember that storm. I had relatives that lived there at that time....what a mess! Tonight could have been a lot worse around here, but the hail was larger than golf balls. My dad is in Euless and he said it was almost baseball sized there. He's off 121 close to where one tornado hit. I'm watching all the damage done and some video that people have taken....amazing!!! Twisted metal hanging off power lines, hundred year old trees turned to firewood. I HATE high winds. Give me lots of rain, lightening and thunder, I can even handle the hail but wind.....I'm terrifiied of it! Just ask the crew I drove back from the toobin regatta during a storm....not pretty.
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