Fallen branches, 45 MPH Winds, large hail, and a lot of debris from neighboring properties.
Horrifying Storms In The US.
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Nah, they happen.
Five Deadliest December Tornadoes | The Weather Channel
Tornadoes can occur any time of year, including December. These are the five deadliest December tornadoes in U.S. history. - Articles from The Weather Channel | weather.com
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Level 5 that hit Mayfield, KY which is what leveled Joplin, MO a few years back. Prayers to all those affected by these storms.
Rough night here in Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky. We didn’t go to bed until 4 AM this morning. Tornado warnings all night. Fortunately we are okay. Areas around Nashville sustained a lot of property damage. Lots of damage and deaths in Kentucky.
Glad @chasingembers is okay.
I got a message back from Scott Thile and he and his family are doing okay. No power and some fallen branches but all-in-all everything is good for the Thile household.
I got a message back from Scott Thile and he and his family are doing okay. No power and some fallen branches but all-in-all everything is good for the Thile household.
I agree. With what humans have done to the environment things will steadily get worse.
He posted four hours ago. So, I reckon he's okay, just not seen your post.
Fortunately, the data don’t seem to support increased frequency.
Strong Tornadoes Less Common In US Now
By Paul Homewood Whenever anybody wheels out their list of extreme weather events for this year, remind them about US tornadoes. Not only is this year proving to be one of the …
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In any case, praying for those affected. Truly terrible and devastating.
Fortunately, the data don’t seem to support increased frequency.
Strong Tornadoes Less Common In US Now
By Paul Homewood Whenever anybody wheels out their list of extreme weather events for this year, remind them about US tornadoes. Not only is this year proving to be one of the …
In any case, praying for those affected. Truly terrible and devastating.
I've seen similar articles:
We’re Safer From Climate Disasters Than Ever Before - WSJ (archive.md)
Glad our members are ok. Sending our prayers also.
The storms rolled through the Piedmont of North Carolina around 5:00. High winds pulled up Christmas decorations that were staked down and the rain blew sideways. Knocked the power out for a couple hours and it was just restored 10 minutes ago. @FurCoat , heads up! It’s heading your way!
The clips and stills of Mayfield immediately reminded me of Hiroshima, truly shocking stuff.
My thoughts go out to my American cousins.
Regards,
Jay.
My thoughts go out to my American cousins.
Regards,
Jay.
Southern Ontario had high winds last night too, I wonder if it was part of the same system?
Glad to hear everyone on here is safe
Glad to hear everyone on here is safe
We made it through the day with very minor & repairable wind damage.
Weakened significantly once it got to my neck of the woods. I'm very thankful considering the potential of the front.
Us, too. Just a couple large branches down in the back yard, the one that fell on the roof actually blew off again. Too small to do any damage, I hope. My neighbors anemometer got a couple gusts over 50, one at 57.
I have family on the Lakeshore near Fairport Harbor and they said it was blowing like mad up there. 60+, maybe 70.
Nothing compared to an EF5 though. My god...
We are just fine, my friend. Got a little dicey once or twice here in Versailles. And I basically stayed up following the storms in case I need to wake all the girls and get to shelter. Thankfully, the bad stuff missed up.
You guys good over in Mt. Sterling? I was actually thinking about you while I watching Chris Bailey’s coverage.
There’s a family in our church who have some family out in Mayfield. They all survived, fortunately. But they were directly impacted.
And we have some family in Bowling Green who are doing fine. But parts of that town got blown to pieces as well.
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Other than everyone's outdoor decorations being in everyone else's yards and a few fallen limbs, we pulled through it.?