What a scary night indeed. I could only get 2 of my 6 cats in a carrier to take to the tornado cellar outside. The other 4 were scattered and frantic) the warnings were going off and the tv was blaring that it was headed directly at us.
We sat in the tornado cellar listening to the hail hit. Then the power went out for the first time. Soon the power came back on and we thought the coast was clear. We went outside and the night clouds were pitch black as the lightening was striking. We decided to go back down to the cellar, but first my husband ran inside the house for a flashlight in case we lost power again. The storm went dead calm, then the sirens starting blasting again..... I almost died of fright.
Many farms were hit and we took alot of hail damage to the house. They said the tornado was 3/4 of a mile wide. It snapped telephone poles like twigs. The town people said that alot of cows and live stock were killed.
Here is the article
http://edition.cnn.com/2007/WEATHER/....ap/index.html
We sat in the tornado cellar listening to the hail hit. Then the power went out for the first time. Soon the power came back on and we thought the coast was clear. We went outside and the night clouds were pitch black as the lightening was striking. We decided to go back down to the cellar, but first my husband ran inside the house for a flashlight in case we lost power again. The storm went dead calm, then the sirens starting blasting again..... I almost died of fright.
Many farms were hit and we took alot of hail damage to the house. They said the tornado was 3/4 of a mile wide. It snapped telephone poles like twigs. The town people said that alot of cows and live stock were killed.
Here is the article
http://edition.cnn.com/2007/WEATHER/....ap/index.html