No tornados here, thankfully

[gstrom99]

Got some ice then a few inches of snow. Big winds too. Power went out like 5 times but came back on real quick. I'll take this over the tornadoes... I'm sorry for the devestation and loss of life last night.

 

[Buppies]

Very said glad you were uneffected

 

[K5lwq]

Definitely! My prayers are with everyone affected by this storm.

 

[civilian]

Got some ice then a few inches of snow. Big winds too. Power went out like 5 times but came back on real quick. I'll take this over the tornadoes... I'm sorry for the devestation and loss of life last night.

Where were those T storms?

 

[skipmarcy]

My wife, African grey and I spent the night in our storm room last night and luckily we didn't have any apparent damages in our little hollow. Lots of damage just north AND south AND west of us but we are OK here thank goodness.

 

[MossRoad]

Where were those T storms?

EDIT: Western Kentucky, NOT EASTERN. Estimated over 50 dead so far just there. Very sad. A candle factory was hit with over 100 people inside. Dozens feared dead just there.

 

[Kessler Farms]

Western Kentucky, in Mayfield. Plenty of damage all over the state. Been cutting trees off of fences and getting cattle back in since 4:30 this morning. Just came in for breakfast. Y'all be safe. Mother Nature is a ***** on the farm.

 

[k0ua]

We went to the basement when they started calling for that on the news. I sat there and watched the bad stuff go to the north of us abut 10 or 12 miles. We just saw a lot of lightning, light winds, and almost no rain. So we were spared, I believe the storm intensified after passing above us.

 

[Kessler Farms]

No structure damage here. Just north of us had a bad tornado, in Taylor Co.

 

[Larry Caldwell]

I heard it ripped the roof off part of the building and concrete walls collapsed. They are still digging for survivors.

https://www.theallineed.com/news/20211211/tornado-destroys-amazon-warehouse-trapping-many-employees-inside/

 

[dodge man]

It was south of us, near St. Louis, a Amazon warehouse got badly damaged near Edwardsville Illinois. It was in the the lower 40‘s yesterday here than in a couple hours it warmed up to 61 by 10:00 pm then it dropped 30 degrees overnight.

 

[GeneV]

We had crazy winds up here by Chicago, but no tornadoes like they had downstate as they made their way through KY.

I'm mostly fine, except for one tree out front which dropped a limb.

 

[ArtMech]

We in my country watch on TV what has happened in Kentucky and around. OMG, we're so sorry for that!

 

[ArlyA]

Here is a good drone video of the devastation. Gee whiz! I grew up in SD were basements were the norm for tornado protection. In the video, I seen none.

 

[MossRoad]

Here is a good drone video of the devastation. Gee whiz! I grew up in SD were basements were the norm for tornado protection. In the video, I seen none.

It's been discussed on TBN over the years as to why some folks don't want basements. High water table, dampness, bedrock all seem to be the top reasons. Some folks are adamant that they'd never have a basement. Personally, I'd never, ever own a home without one. At the very least, I'd want a hole in the ground to jump into.

Here's a link to lots of coverage on NBC.

Recovery efforts begin after tornadoes rip through several states, killing dozens

Twenty-seven fatalities connected have been confirmed so far in Kentucky, Illinois, Tennessee, Missouri and Arkansas, according to an NBC News tally.

www.nbcnews.com

 

[MossRoad]

More coverage and lots of photos and videos on AP.

Correction: Midwest Tornadoes story

In a story published December 11, 2021, about deadly tornadoes hitting several states, The Associated Press erroneously reported the name of a researcher on extreme weather at Northern Illinois University.

apnews.com

 

[ruffdog]

Wow...the devastation is horrible. Such a wide spread area too.

 

[Thomas]

Special thoughts and prayers for those in the path.

 

[ponytug]

An informative map

 

[GeneV]

Here is a good drone video of the devastation. Gee whiz! I grew up in SD were basements were the norm for tornado protection. In the video, I seen none.

Omg, terrible!