Storms on it's way tonight

[memike]

Put thoes feet to good work polish that bumper,well get used to this wackey weather Memike and all this is our norm now.Here its +10 and raining .

I hear that Snake She could use a good polishing inside and out :glasses7:
Heck +10 is a heat wave for you and Cindy ain't it
I sure am glad I updated her nest with the new wackey weather we will be getting .. Morning folks :cheers:

 

[Snake]

memike your right was a nice day i even rinsed of the drive way of all winter sand.

 

[memike]

memike your right was a nice day i even rinsed of the drive way of all winter sand.

As I was reading this post the sun popped out for the first time today Snake :cheers:
So I opened the door and took a picture for you, I put some goop on the
sealer I ran over so I can wash it off.. Goop hand cleaner will brake it down so it will come off easier, but not today wind gusts up to 35 mph and 38 degrees now, wow the temp dropped 15 degree's since 7 am this morning :glasses7:


Ram Wagon is a fun driver :glasses7: wish I was closer we could take a back road ride and enjoy a scenic drive and enjoy a cold beverage :happy1:

 

[Hemiroid]

2 dead as storm rips through Georgia, Tennessee
ADAIRSVILLE, GA. A massive storm system raked the U.S. southeast on Wednesday, spawning tornadoes and dangerous winds that overturned cars on a major Georgia interstate and demolished homes and businesses, killing at least two people.

In northwest Georgia, the storm system tossed vehicles on Interstate 75 onto their roofs.

WSB-TV in Atlanta aired footage showing an enormous funnel cloud bearing down on Adairsville, northwest of Atlanta, as the storm ripped through the city’s downtown area. The system flattened homes and wiped out parts of a large manufacturing plant.

One person was killed and nine were hospitalized for minor injuries, state emergency management officials said. Residents said no traces remained of some roadside produce stands — a common sight on rural Georgia’s back roads.

One other death was reported in Tennessee after an uprooted tree fell onto a storage shed where a man had taken shelter.

“The sky was swirling,” said Theresa Chitwood, who owns the Adairsville Travel Plaza.

“It sounded like a freight train coming through,” she said. “It looks like a bomb hit it.”

Adairsville is a small town in the Oothcalooga Valley, with a historic district lined with trees and a mix of pre-Civil War and Victorian homes. It proclaims itself the first Georgia town to be listed in its entirety on the National Register of Historic Places and looks to draw tourists with its antique shops.

Kenny

 

[jaimus]

The storm is comin through here tonight,...Nothing thats gonna take Dorothy and Toto away, but I expect to be out for wires down and road blockages...

 

[daredevil]

good thing you didnt hear the train. Everyone says it sounded like a train.[ame="http://youtu.be/f8nyrhcTseU"]302 Found[/ame]

 

[SpikeWills69]

Very windy here in the Raleigh area. Power was out for about a minute and came back on. Has flickered a couple more times. Bad flooding in Asheville according to the local news.

 

[memike]

2 dead as storm rips through Georgia, Tennessee
ADAIRSVILLE, GA. A massive storm system raked the U.S. southeast on Wednesday, spawning tornadoes and dangerous winds that overturned cars on a major Georgia interstate and demolished homes and businesses, killing at least two people.

In northwest Georgia, the storm system tossed vehicles on Interstate 75 onto their roofs.

WSB-TV in Atlanta aired footage showing an enormous funnel cloud bearing down on Adairsville, northwest of Atlanta, as the storm ripped through the city’s downtown area. The system flattened homes and wiped out parts of a large manufacturing plant.

One person was killed and nine were hospitalized for minor injuries, state emergency management officials said. Residents said no traces remained of some roadside produce stands — a common sight on rural Georgia’s back roads.

One other death was reported in Tennessee after an uprooted tree fell onto a storage shed where a man had taken shelter.

“The sky was swirling,” said Theresa Chitwood, who owns the Adairsville Travel Plaza.

“It sounded like a freight train coming through,” she said. “It looks like a bomb hit it.”

Adairsville is a small town in the Oothcalooga Valley, with a historic district lined with trees and a mix of pre-Civil War and Victorian homes. It proclaims itself the first Georgia town to be listed in its entirety on the National Register of Historic Places and looks to draw tourists with its antique shops.

Kenny

Yea Ken it took family members and was a strong system that we have seen here many times, bless the folks that was hit hard, this will be a hard time for many,

good thing you didnt hear the train. Everyone says it sounded like a train.302 Found

Herd this before, but never have I seen or been in one in the 37 or more years I have been here in the tornado alley of Arkansas.

Very windy here in the Raleigh area. Power was out for about a minute and came back on. Has flickered a couple more times. Bad flooding in Asheville according to the local news.

Flooding and high winds has been brutal to many places, and tomorrow should be a better day, just colder and windy is my guess ..

 

[gdrill]

You guys hang in down there. I hate the cold winter up here, but those types of weather systems are far harder to deal with in my opinion.

 

[memike]

You guys hang in down there. I hate the cold winter up here, but those types of weather systems are far harder to deal with in my opinion.

I agree gdrill :blob: thus why I do not have a home in the flat lands
These systems seem to fallow the rivers and gather strength on flat lands :banghead:
I worry about my friend and family that have a home off the ridge.
Mother nature is upset in my book, and times are changing (weather) being one of them

 

[longarm]

Seen this the other day.
You guys glowing down there Mike?
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5Xn2iJFlBs"]Arkansas gets radioactive sleet and snow but no warnings. - YouTube[/ame]