Posted on 04/10/2009 12:29:41 PM PDT by Ernest_at_the_Beach
Large outbreak...of super size storms.
(Excerpt) Read more at accuweather.com ...
Tornado outbreak likely next few hours into this evening(TN/GA/AL/MS) - PDS statement issued
Damage and casualities has occured...
The beauty of the situation is that, since you-know-who has made it clear that he is always too busy and important to concern his august self with disaster relief, coverage of such tragedies will be tamped down on the MSM.
Unless, perhaps, a Democrat governor or black mayor decides to hold his feet to the fire...
My girlfriend’s parents live there. Houses on each side of them where damaged and their yard is full of debris. All we know now.
I grew up in Tornando country...now in earthquake country...prayers for all those impacted.
Tornado country-—geez.
Prayers for all touched by these tornadoes and all that are helping the victims!
Prayers for the folks who have been hit or are still in its path!
I grew up in earthwake country, now Tenn. I’ll take those prayers
Maria
Sitting here at work, watching it come in from the west. It’s been twilight all day - doesn’t look to get any better.
Good Friday Outbreak - I hope it doesn’t become a historical term.
Getting dark here in Oak Ridge, Tennessee - street lights just came on.
Prayers.
Killer Tornado Outbreak Continues Across the Tennessee Valley
Murfreesboro Tornado Photo at the link:
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At least 2 people were killed and 9 others injured in Murfreesboro, Tenn.
See #12.
Live coverage via streaming link for MS Player
Nashville
Channel 4
http://mfile.akamai.com/25577/live/reflector:52525.asx
Channel 5
mms://a969.l1374742768.c13747.n.lm.akamaistream.net/D/969/13747/v0001/reflector:42768
Watching East Tennesse at Weather.Gov - warning red popping up all over the place. Looking kind of green outside.
There goes the rolling thunder. It looks ominous.
I remember the Union and Grainger county tornado in the 1970's. It started out on Chuck Swan managed area in the Pond Hollow area and went all the way across through Washburn climbing the ridges. Very unusual. And the Mossy Grove tornado in Morgan County about 10 years ago was a real bad one. TEMA couldn't even reach them that night.
I’m on the Knox/Sevier/Jefferson County lines.
It seems to have passed over us now. I’m surprised to still have power. I’m grateful that the predicted bad stuff missed you guys too. Thank God.
WBIR still showing Murfreesboro man what a mess.
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