Thread: Tornado's are the most ever recorded in history.

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Before I sat down at the 'puter I was watching the Weather Channel. They weren't just tornado's, they were super tornado's. The one reporter said that the one in, I believe Birmingham, was so wide it looked like a big black cloud going across the city. We just had a nasty thunder storm and strong winds where I am - but luckily not a tornado. Then there are the many inches of rain in the Ohio Valley.............

Enough, Mother Nature

everything is okay here but i have not heard from hoss in alabama. the tornados stayed to our west this time. we are under another tornado watch until 3 this afternoon. just went through this last week when tornados hit a county over.

This is what the BBC just posted - BBC News - In pictures: Deadly US storms

We get an occasional one here, but never this level of destruction

My thoughts and prayers have been going out to the residents of Alabama, especially those victims in Tuscaloosa. They are expecting the death toll to rise as they get things cleaned up- - - - - that was the same system that blew thru here night before last and all we got was rain - - - - - "There but for the Grace of God"

Originally Posted by jyardgirl

everything is okay here but i have not heard from hoss in alabama. the tornados stayed to our west this time. we are under another tornado watch until 3 this afternoon. just went through this last week when tornados hit a county over.

Of course,our prayers go out to ALL those affected by this nasty weather you are having up there,,[we have just had another bout of flooding on the east coast]and I just saw a small piece on the news of the destruction in Alabama..Hope Hoss and everyone else in that part of the country is all okay..That death toll doesnt sound good at all..

Prayers for all in the devestated areas.


High and dry here, the Gov. is asking us to pray for rain. The lakes are falling fast. Fires are at an all time and people are getting concerned. Went through a drought not long ago.

My relatives live in the Tennessee Valley and they got hit hard also.