RE: weather-Laundry list
- To: <g*@hort.net>
- Subject: RE: [CHAT] weather-Laundry list
- From: &* <j*@prairieinet.net>
- Date: Sat, 22 May 2004 21:15:59 -0500
- In-reply-to: <b8.58de3dae.2de16087@aol.com>
I am glad to hear that you are in a basement.... and hope all will be
well with you and everyone else. Do check in tomorrow if possible so we
know all is fine. I believe it is standard practice to move all fire
trucks out of buildings during storms so they don't get trapped when
needed.
It has been raining hard all day here, but only recently has the thunder
started. My electricity actually went off for a few minutes, which is
strange since all of our connections/wires are underground here. At one
point thought the lighting stuck my roof or somewhere very close. Too
dark to see much now, but did go out to check on things....
Probably should have brought the plants in.. oh well, storming to bad to
do that now.
Rich, you really need to switch the direction of your rain dance,
getting unreal here with all this water.
Donna
> Another night of tornadoes only tonight they are all round us.
> Nothing
> on TV but storm tracking. They are popping up all over, coming from
the
> west
> in waves. A series of clouds pass, followed by others. Our sirens
have
> gone
> off four times, just finishing again. Unbelieveable! My computer is
in
> the
> basement and I also have the a TV so I am where I should be. My
husband,
> however,
> will not go to the basement.
> Last night lots of damage NW of us, many homes destroyed, one
small
> community wiped out.
> Sample TV coverage is 'Stuart, brace for heavy disturbance will
hit
> in 2
> seconds. ' 3 systems are in the area at the current moment and flash
> flooding is occurring. Ames, home of Iowa State Univ., is having
severe
> flooding.
> Our sirens are going off again. Just rcd a call from my daughter
who
> lives abour 23 miles north of us and near Ames, had baseball size
hail.
> They
> have put some in the freezer. A lady just called in to the tv station
and
> she
> said the hail was so big it broke many of their windows out of their
home.
> Some
> people are 'storm chasers' following the storms and report from their
cars
> on
> the roads. Police and fire fighters move to the outer limits of the
city
> to
> watch and alert.
> Ceres
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