Our prayers for all the victims and their families; especially the little children
Our prayers for all the victims and their families; especially the little children
What gets overlooked too often is that one must be a student before becoming a teacher.
a couple friends, family and coworkers lost their homes or have quite a bit of damage.
waiting for contact from a few others. phones and cell service was down or locked from yesterday afternoon around 3 until 9pm last night.
please forward donations to red cross and salvation army, as 2 sites have been found and shut down as being fraudulent already.
nothing but golf ball to baseball sized hail 10 miles west of the area hit.
chris<pixelmonkey>
What a tragic situation. Heading there in a few days to lend a hand
Originally Posted by Flash Gordon
let me know if you need a place to crash.
we`ve been working the last 2 days pack supplies for workers onto trucks for delivery.
chris<pixelmonkey>
more severe storms forecasted this week. fingers crossed they dont happen
chris<pixelmonkey>
Tornado hit in Broken Arrow last night 1 block from my mother-in-law`s house. few broken windows and a mess to cleanup, but she`s ok.
more storms starting this afternoon and going until 2am.
insurance adjuster reviewed my car yesterday afternoon. totaled from the hail damage.
hoping tonight is the last round for the season.
chris<pixelmonkey>
not a fun weekend.
storm started west of the house around 17 miles out. path the tornado took was unexpected, turning south and headed for our home.
weather stations gave ample warnings around 22-30 minutes notice. most of the town fled south, which caused extreme traffic jams.
made it south of the house around 15 miles and was looking north at the storm. we were between the towns Tuttle and Minco on a back road.
made a few calls to check on friends and family before seeing the storm regrouping and coming at us, so we continued further south.
10 minutes later, we heard the radio announce another tornado at the location we just left.
continued south to Chickasha which appeared to be where everyeone else fled south to.
visited a park with the dogs for a bit, listened to the radio a bit more when they gave the clear, and started the trip home.
what normally takes 50 minutes required 2 hours & 30 minutes
traffic was re-re-routed by the highway patrol and power was out everywhere. has to be the first time i`ve seen the area completely black of business, homes or street lights.
only damage at the house was a few tree limbs and fence down. most of the neighborhood had roof or fence damage.
back in the office it`s clear how close it hit.
looking at the forecast, more coming this week.
chris<pixelmonkey>
Originally Posted by pixelmonkey
Hey that`s AWESOME!!! I`ll inform the other 19 I will be traveling with that we have a FREE place to stay!!!
:becky:
Originally Posted by pixelmonkey
That`s crazy man. Glad your life and possesions were spared
:angel:
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