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Blown into the ditch, apparently. You can see it at the beginning of this video … along with a house further to the east that was destroyed, and the other semi we saw start to blow over before the traffic camera went out.Wonder what happened to the tanker truck that just barreled into the tornado.
Those blades being aerodynamic, they get up in the air they could gona long ways if not broken up.Some of the livestream/videos this afternoon showed the blades being carried up and around as the tornado passed over them. Truly awesome in a unique way. Trying to imagine the force necessary is impossible for me.
EDIT: yes, the above is one of those videos.
No sheathing. If they're not going to sheath the walls as they build up, the need to have it braced to hell. Looks like the had a few braces but obviously not nearly enough. It wouldn't take much wind to knock that thing over.Buildings that are not complete are very susceptible to storm damage
When my company built their previous location, it blew down twice in the course of construction. Mostly bad timing and pretty severe wind, but I can tell you all of us got nervous anytime a big storm was coming through lol. Our owner had them put hurricane straps on the last time though, so probably not as much to worry about from an ordinary storm.No sheathing. If they're not going to sheath the walls as they build up, the need to have it braced to hell. Looks like the had a few braces but obviously not nearly enough. It wouldn't take much wind to knock that thing over.
Oh my gosh. I'm so sorry for your family but glad to hear everyone is physically okay.
Question for others, when I see pictures like this... How are these monster tornados even survivable in the basement when it literally rips the entire house off the foundation? These are my worst nightmare.
I think the answer might be a little different. Today with all the technology and live streams/radar feeds, individuals need to be proactive. It’s probably better to shelter unnecessarily a couple times a year if you are uncertain how bad something could be.waking up this AM all I can ask is why didn't NWS tor-e that one? Not like it was a hindsight thing. We were thinking that in real time.
My wife and I took a walk down our lane last night and found a school picture of a kid in kindergarten from 1960 on the ground. I wonder how far it traveled.I know it's paper so it can travel farther, but this is still insane!
Oh my gosh. I'm so sorry for your family but glad to hear everyone is physically okay.
Question for others, when I see pictures like this... How are these monster tornados even survivable in the basement when it literally rips the entire house off the foundation? These are my worst nightmare.
If this a family guy, deep cut reference, I’m proud of you.wacky waving inflatable flailing arm tubed men!
I think the answer might be a little different. Today with all the technology and live streams/radar feeds, individuals need to be proactive. It’s probably better to shelter unnecessarily a couple times a year if you are uncertain how bad something could be.
Someone told me they found receipts from the Parkersburg bank up in the middle of Wisconsin.A friend of my brother lived through the Parkersburg tornado in their basement. His wife, his daughter and he were in the back corner of their walk-out against the slab wall. They were wrapped in debris and he said a few times the winds were pulling his eyelids open. When it was over he looked up and both their vehicles were partially hanging over the wall above them.
Oh my gosh. I'm so sorry for your family but glad to hear everyone is physically okay.
Question for others, when I see pictures like this... How are these monster tornados even survivable in the basement when it literally rips the entire house off the foundation? These are my worst nightmare.
My initial reflex is to say they are doing the best they can in a chaotic situation, thus my initial comment. But it is valid, especially for them, to look back at why they didn't for next for the next time.I'm really curious to know what criteria they think this one didn't meet. They've issued it for multiple storms this year in the EF2-3 range. They got criticism for issuing Barnsdall (F4) too late - especially bad because that was well after dark. This one is definitely Barnsdall's strength.