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Originally Posted by TeamJordan79
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I almost %@*! myself when that thing crossed the street like that
Hundreds dead in the south
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I almost %@*! myself when that thing crossed the street like that
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RIP to all those affected and who lost loved ones. How devastating.
I live all the way up north in eastern Ontario (Canada) and we had CRAZY gusty winds today. We had a strong windstorm. Trees went down, traffic lights switched off, power lines toppled,multiple outages,and widespread damage (minor to more major) to homes, vehicles and businesses. Some people were hit with debris or got flown away by a couple of feet. I can only imagine the destruction of a tornado rampaging through the streets.
I live all the way up north in eastern Ontario (Canada) and we had CRAZY gusty winds today. We had a strong windstorm. Trees went down, traffic lights switched off, power lines toppled,multiple outages,and widespread damage (minor to more major) to homes, vehicles and businesses. Some people were hit with debris or got flown away by a couple of feet. I can only imagine the destruction of a tornado rampaging through the streets.
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RIP to all those affected and who lost loved ones. How devastating.
I live all the way up north in eastern Ontario (Canada) and we had CRAZY gusty winds today. We had a strong windstorm. Trees went down, traffic lights switched off, power lines toppled,multiple outages,and widespread damage (minor to more major) to homes, vehicles and businesses. Some people were hit with debris or got flown away by a couple of feet. I can only imagine the destruction of a tornado rampaging through the streets.
I live all the way up north in eastern Ontario (Canada) and we had CRAZY gusty winds today. We had a strong windstorm. Trees went down, traffic lights switched off, power lines toppled,multiple outages,and widespread damage (minor to more major) to homes, vehicles and businesses. Some people were hit with debris or got flown away by a couple of feet. I can only imagine the destruction of a tornado rampaging through the streets.
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are you seriously suggesting that we just abandon the 15 or so states that routinely have tornadoes?
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are you seriously suggesting that we just abandon the 15 or so states that routinely have tornadoes?
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no matter where you go there are weather problems
East Coast = Blizzards & Snow Storms
West Coast = Earthquakes
South (Florida, Bama, Louisiana, Texas, Miss) = Hurricanes
Central US = Tornado Alley
no matter where you go there are weather problems
East Coast = Blizzards & Snow Storms
West Coast = Earthquakes
South (Florida, Bama, Louisiana, Texas, Miss) = Hurricanes
Central US = Tornado Alley
Lunden
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^
no matter where you go there are weather problems
East Coast = Blizzards & Snow Storms
West Coast = Earthquakes
South (Florida, Bama, Louisiana, Texas, Miss) = Hurricanes
Central US = Tornado Alley
no matter where you go there are weather problems
East Coast = Blizzards & Snow Storms
West Coast = Earthquakes
South (Florida, Bama, Louisiana, Texas, Miss) = Hurricanes
Central US = Tornado Alley
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its sad this is hapenning and all people care about is the royal wedding
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its sad this is hapenning and all people care about is the royal wedding
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this was really bad... didnt even think it was so devastating....the videos... damn...
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this was really bad... didnt even think it was so devastating....the videos... damn...
