Wow....makes you feel pretty small.....
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That’s twenty minutes from my cousin’s place. We go to the Casey’s in Greenfield when bird hunting - it was trashed. I have family helping with cleanup there.Comment
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Sad!Comment
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I kind of agree….it seemed awfully close to not be affected by the wind but who knows?.Originally posted by tvc184 View Post
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Same tornado from ground level for those that want to hear Reed screaming.Originally posted by TX CHICKEN View Post
Last edited by Arrowsmith; 05-22-2024, 07:35 PM.Comment
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That’s awful for the residents. Last I heard was 4 dead I think. If that’s so, a small number of deaths for that much devastation. That number may not be right, I’ve been busy today. Prayers for all those affected.Comment
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Wiw. The force of Nature is incredibly powerful.
I’m amazed at how the large structure (barn, I assume) was completely eviscerated while it seemed to hardly ruffle the curtains at the smaller house. Just, wow!Comment
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Amazing footage of raw power.Comment
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This one is going around & quite mind boggling...
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Amazing video!Comment
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The area I hunt was affected by EF-3 tornado. One of the farmers I hunt with completely lost house, barn and livestock.He vows to rebuild and start over.
I was up there in April turkey hunting, took a box blind & tower up and placed about 1/2 mile from his homestead. I really doubt if it's still standing.
In the video, the water tower sits on my best friends farm., he donated the land to the town. This water tower sits 1/2 mile from his house and farm headquarters. He only lost trees and fences which is a miracle.
Keep everyone effected by these storms in your prayers.Comment
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Nothing but concrete slabs left on many.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ew9mlhlGO9E&pp=ygUgZ3JlZW52aWxsZSB0b3JuYWR vIGRyb25lIGZvb3RhZ2U%3DComment
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