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SethGreene531 · M
Woke me from a deep sleep.
We had weather usually accompanying tornado warnings, except this time the wind shook the house, and rain was driven horizontal. A white sheet of water, I couldn't see out the window. Large trees bent low like palms driven by a typhoon.
The normal space panic and fear would occupy was replaced by a dead calm, and decisive action. We were going to the basement NOW.
Though it amounted to nothing---just a severe T- storm, we live in the Tornado belt and had every reason to think it was going to hit.
Never seen anything that violent, ever.
I realize this pales far in comparison to Katrina, Ida, or recent tornadoes across the midwest.
We had weather usually accompanying tornado warnings, except this time the wind shook the house, and rain was driven horizontal. A white sheet of water, I couldn't see out the window. Large trees bent low like palms driven by a typhoon.
The normal space panic and fear would occupy was replaced by a dead calm, and decisive action. We were going to the basement NOW.
Though it amounted to nothing---just a severe T- storm, we live in the Tornado belt and had every reason to think it was going to hit.
Never seen anything that violent, ever.
I realize this pales far in comparison to Katrina, Ida, or recent tornadoes across the midwest.