Thread: Oklahoma Before and After

Its not the size that matters...

wait nvm, lets not go there lol

Originally Posted by squeeze

Thanks Kevin, my brother is actually doing good considering what happened. He's actually been turning the extra donations and help to his other neighbors and friends who need it. Yea I didn't know that about Sean's family. That damn tornado went where everyone in Moore was at.do you know if they are all ok?

Glad to hear it man... Check his FB, his wife was interviewed on a bunch of channels and he had links to a few of them posted. All good though, which is really really surprising when you see the daycare, or where it was rather.






This was my yard during the heavy rain, had to wait for a lightning strike to take a pic. It usually puddles up but never anything like this:




I just got light rain outta that storm that made all the tornadoes, but then late that night it just poured and poured hurricane style. I was really worried it was gonna get high enough to get into my shelter where I had a TON of valuables and family photos.

Need new water-tight seals for the door and a snorkel instead of a hooded-vent lol.

mental note dont live in the mid west

Originally Posted by ericspecullaas

mental note dont live in the TORNADO ALLEY

Fixd for ya. Wisconsin doesnt seem to have this problem.

ty but they can form up there its just not as likly

For the record, by technicality the largest tornado on record was in Nebraska, and Oklahoma is like 3rd in the list for most tornados. Texas is 1st by more than double, and I think Kansas was 2nd.

Tornado History Project: Maps and Statistics

Put in your state and you can see all ones documented, size, info, everything.

Here in Wisconsin its like "Hey grab a beer and a lawnchair, theres a storm rolling in lets go check it out." Only once and a while is it "lets take that beer and lawnchair down to the basement" type of situation.

Originally Posted by TLSheff

For the record, by technicality the largest tornado on record was in Nebraska, and Oklahoma is like 3rd in the list for most tornados. Texas is 1st by more than double, and I think Kansas was 2nd.

Tornado History Project: Maps and Statistics

Put in your state and you can see all ones documented, size, info, everything.

Typical. They dont have the tornado documented that took the barn at the farm I currently live at back in the summer of 55. Whats up with that? lol

Originally Posted by burgundybullet

Typical. They dont have the tornado documented that took the barn at the farm I currently live at back in the summer of 55. Whats up with that? lol

Originally Posted by TLSheff

his mom was an alien and on not talking about tlsheff

Originally Posted by Kejross

Glad to hear it man... Check his FB, his wife was interviewed on a bunch of channels and he had links to a few of them posted. All good though, which is really really surprising when you see the daycare, or where it was rather.






This was my yard during the heavy rain, had to wait for a lightning strike to take a pic. It usually puddles up but never anything like this:




I just got light rain outta that storm that made all the tornadoes, but then late that night it just poured and poured hurricane style. I was really worried it was gonna get high enough to get into my shelter where I had a TON of valuables and family photos.

dang man! thats crazy! so much water i was at my parents house that day in Choctaw and it was flooding there too, not as bad as that though, id say like about a foot of water made it up to the top of my calf.
ya ill have to check on his FB and check it out, im glad him and his family are ok

Originally Posted by burgundybullet

Typical. They dont have the tornado documented that took the barn at the farm I currently live at back in the summer of 55. Whats up with that? lol

I lied it was 51. Either way I wasnt around. lol.

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