This week we've had some harsh weather in west and middle Tennessee. The destruction is just devastating. How are other areas fairing? I've been out of touch. I know the storms moved north east.......I'm just concerned that they left a path everywhere they went. \n\nAre you guys ok?
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I live in West Tennessee and thankfully the tornadoes went past us this time. Still trying to recover from the ones that struck our neighborhood on April 2. Feel sorry for those people in middle tennessee.
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Midwest, but work keeps getting in the way.  They won't let me run out to see if the cloud cover has gone away (we are expecting rain) and stay out to watch LOL\n************update************\nThe snow is a real bummer!  It keeps getting in my eyes.  Ya know, out of the 10 years or so I have been trying this shower I have only goten to see it once.  I am gonna give up here in another decade or so (or arrange to be in another location!)
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Only God and Mother Nature. Sorry,not trying to be ugly just stating a fact,or else maybe" small one at that" the local weather guy/lady,but here in Texas they don't even get it right more than less than 2% of the time. But could use some here,want to send us some rain,would be greatly appreciated. Will try to return favor and send you some sunshine,how's that for a trade? :)
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Unfortunately it's supposed to be a mild winter. The El Nino thing is happening again and this part of the country is supposed to be warmer than usual. However, last time we had an El Nino winter we did have quite a bit of snow and a hell of an ice storm(2002). I live in Indiana, about 30 miles outside of Kentucky. I personally feel that the forecasters are wrong and we are going to have a really bad winter due to the fact that we had our first freeze before Halloween. Usually that's a pretty good sign that winter is going to be cold and snowy. I'm hoping for a lot of snow.
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I live in Kansas and have been thru 6 really bad ones, and many warnings that were uneventful when it comes to the funnels themselves...The sky turns dark..hail occurs and heavy rains then a sudden calm happens just before the funnel touches down to the ground..It does sound loud like a freight train but I just say its a tornado sound now..Debris flies thru the air as well..Once saw a cow lifted and thrown onto a farm building roof..amazing but scary!Not something I like to live thru but have...
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Yep, I was there, as I am at every game. I have season tickets and it breaks my heart to see all those fair weather fans. The fans Wednesday really disappointed me. That game stood out to me as one of the most silent games I've been to in a while. I agree about the lack of fan support.\n\nNot a fan of the juggling of the lines in that game... It obviously didn't work, so why keep at it? Some if those lines Tip threw out there were ridiculous! Stick with the lines that work!\n\nAt least we looked good tonight in Atlanta! I'm proud of this game. Patrik Stefan finally getting on the board and Mike Ribiero showing off his skills. It was a good game.. Hopefully this pick up in offense carries over to Carolina!\n\nGO STARS!
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sigh... my heart is broken right now...  how I wish wish wish the outcome would have been different.  \nAnd BLOW-OUT??  How can a 3 (THREE!!!) point victory be classified as a blow-out???\nYou will hear nothing but hot air from the B(s)uckeye fans right now.  Yes, their team managed to capitalize on some critical plays today, but please don't shove it down my throat; my pain is undying as it is....
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I can say that they should be heading your way soon.  It finally got cold here today and will stay that way.  Lakes and ponds are staring to freeze over.  I saw some geese and a couple large flocks of mallards moving south this evening.  Good hunting.
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I live in texas and we have a joke here - which goes- Don't like the weather? Hang around a day it will change. We have it all drought,with 50 mile an hour wind storms,Rain, with heavy humidity. The one constant is usually heat, and I use the word usually very loosley. Just because it is 32 at 8am does not mean it won't be 75 by 3pm
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HEY, we are practically neighbors. I am from Benton Harbor Michigan. Our weather is beginning to depress me. If spring doesn't arrive soon, I think I will go out and beat my head on the street. Talk about the epitome of cabin fever!\n\nThen every year at this time I promise I will not complain about the heat or humidity of summer. Of course, I do anyway.
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I hated to leave New Orleans and the house I grew up in, I mean it was like watching the world as I've known it for 20 years now FALL APART AT THE SEEMS! Spent the better part of the first five months living on the floor of a one bedroom apt. with my parents in Houston. They didn't have jobs and I didn't have a college, UNO was flooded. It didn't really hit us till about a week later when we realized we were gunna have to start over. For a Middle Class family who worked for everything we ever had to just lose it in the blink of an eye was hard. We had insurance, but like so many WORKING CLASS New Orleanians, it wasn't nearly enough. My mom worked for a private school as a teacher, and they with held her check for months after the storm. Living on foodstamps for us is sort of embarrasing but a necessity. I couldn't live in New Orleans and I don't want to live in Houston. I really don't feel like I have a home, but you just have to look forward and not behind and that helps with the tears a little. It's hard when there's no one to help, when everyone you know was effected by the storm. I'm at LSU living one day at a time and working... It's sort of home. Something new. A new start, I guess it could be worse, a lot worse.
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THIS week- My son and I were in the yard digging up worms to go fishing. I slammed the shovel into the pile of soft dirt we have just for this kind of thing and out fell a baby mole who's head was busted from the shovel. It's brains spilled out onto the ground and it was still moving. \nTHE MOLE ALONE WAS GROSS...YUCKY!!!\nThen, two days ago I was on the front porch and this aweful noise came from the highway. We live 1/4 mile off the road so by the time I got out there a deer was in the ditch. It had been hit and it was sliced open on the side. She was still breathing and you could see her baby's hoof coming out of her side. \n\nYUCK YUCK YUCK!...AND SAD...
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I have been through a Tornado. We moved down into the basement. Do they have anything underground in your building? Storage or parking? I would go down as low and you can in the building and stay in a doorway.\n\nIt has been several hours since you posted, I am wondering if everything is ok now.
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I live in Missouri...seen 10 + tornadoes in my lifetime in this area.  Tried chasing storms for a while a few years ago...went into Kansas and Oklahoma and seen most of them when I did that.  As a kid, I think I was 8, there was one that traveled about 1/4 mile from my house and we watched it.  Wild stuff....I love storms, the more destructive, the better.  My apologies to those of you who disagree with that statement, but it's just my opinion.  Don't like it?  Sorry 'bout your luck.
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Well I did see 3 trucks pulling a real purdy double wide down hwy 44 this morning. I noticed 4 little kids looking out the windows as it drove by. If that sounds like yours it was headed west towards Oklahoma....Good Luck!!
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I don't know. I am in the Blue Ridge Mtns. and I am farther north. It snows here once in a while and very seldom on Christmas. So, it's very likely it won't snow there either. What large city is it near? That isn't a familiar place to me. The mountains aren't mush in GA. You have to be in NC, TN, VA, KY, and north for the mountains to be the real thing. That's this mountain womans opinion.
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Sounds as if you live in Waco,Tx. or at least nearby. That is exactly our temps. for yesterday (Wed.) & today (Thurs.). We even had sleet early this am. A cold wind blowing right out of the North. Yesterday, we needed no wraps of any kind. Today, coats with hoods/scarfs, gloves, everything. Supposed to stay this way through the wk. end before it starts to go back up.