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some pics from our tornado
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Marc has no such internal filter.
NWS conducted a walk through and fly overs on saturday and from that and the radar images, they classified it as an F-1. 1.7 miles long and 40 feet wide. went right by my house.
i have some crazy pics on my other camera but i cant upload anymore images. anyway, nobody got hurt apparently but even today, the whole neighborhood looks like a war zone. that and the landscape has changed so dramatically. the amount of tall trees missing is really amazing.
bigbog
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..jeez......
Breathing sigh of relief it bypassed the house....eh', Jeez......:-o
Sorry about gazebo... Yeah, the narrow swath often = high speeds..
Breathing sigh of relief it bypassed the house....eh', Jeez......:-o
Sorry about gazebo... Yeah, the narrow swath often = high speeds..
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I was driving across the Newburgh-Beacon Bridge on I84 right before this storm and I noticed a twist in the clouds. I pulled over to make sure I was not seeing things, and it was definitely a start of a tornado. Kinda scary. What was even funnier was driving by Hudson Valley BMW and seeing most of the alarms going off on the bimmers due to a close lightning strike. Imagine all of the salespeople scrambling for the keys to shut them down!
5 houses down from me on the other side of the street.
will be that way for a long time. Yesterday I drove by where the NH tornado was last year and it's still a mess.
Were you or any of your family in your home when it hit? I wonder if I would have the intuition to hide in the bathroom or basement should I ever be faced with that.
o3jeff
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Come on Pat, Channel 3 is there live, set up the saw horse and board in the background and get some air!
didnt need the workbench, we just launched this all night.
that must have been one flat landing....
o3jeff
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Could probably pull a back flip off that thing.
there were 4 or 5 kids, probably early teens, on their bmx bikes looking at it. I debated it too but honestly, it would've been a hellacious landing. It's still there today so maybe, just maybe.......
save yourself for friday...
o3jeff
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Wow,I just cut thru old Wethersfield on my way to Hartford. Lots of damaged homes and trees throughout the area.Those pics don't show how extensive the damage is all over that area.
mondeo
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I just realized that this house is on my way to work when I bike in.
I was toying with the idea of riding in Friday, as it was supposed to be nice in the morning and "scattered" T-storms at night. Guess I made the right choice.
Geoff
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next time stop by and have a beer. well, on your way home. yellow house on the right side of church street, right after the school crosswalk, is mine. i'll get you all tanked up and then send you on your merry way. :lol:
there's another area of incredible damage just on the other side of the silas deane, right behind the library. If you go home that way, check it out. There were still trees on houses in that area as of last night.
o3jeff
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I drove right by your house and didn't even know it. I cut up Church to get to the Silas Deane!
After Hartford I went to Rocky Hill and was surprised to see all the branches on the ground all the way down route 3 to the Rocky Hill boarder.
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