All is well this morning...lots of branches down, and a couple trees, didn't really get a chance to drive around yet.
At work now.
Yeah, I agree with you that it's just a tornado over water.
Kuan, I spent 5 years of my life in Iowa, and we had our own tornado shelter, stocked with enough food and water for a month.
We lived on a culdesac and each culdesac had a siren that would go off when it sensed enough of a pressure change.
I remember the sky looking like it was bubbling upside down, green, and I remember an orangey and purple color too just before tornadoes.
Once the A&P was hit 2 blocks from us, roof blown off and everything inside sucked up and then spewed all over the neighborhood.
My mom sent my brother and me (we were 5 & 6 years old) out with our Red Wagons to pick up any canned goods we found laying around the culdesac, as long as they still had labels.
It was disgusting because the meat department also was sucked up and dumped all over, and there were chickens, steaks, sausages and all sorts of meat department items way up in the trees, draped on the power lines, the roofs, and all the other places where food could get dumped by a tornado. It was really hot....and really stinky!
