TORNADO ACTIVITY PULASKI

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TORNADO ACTIVITY PULASKI

Post by captmojo » April 8th, 2011, 8:25 pm

As I write it's in Patrick County. There are reports of damages in Pulaski Co.
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Re: TORNADO ACTIVITY PULASKI

Post by Very Duke Blue » April 8th, 2011, 8:43 pm

Vibes for Pulaski and CB&B's mom and step dad. :wizard: :wizard: :wizard: :wizard: :wizard: :wizard: :wizard: :wizard: :wizard:
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Post by lawgrad91 » April 8th, 2011, 8:51 pm

Very Duke Blue wrote:Vibes for Pulaski and CB&B's mom and step dad. :wizard: :wizard: :wizard: :wizard: :wizard: :wizard: :wizard: :wizard: :wizard:
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Re: TORNADO ACTIVITY PULASKI

Post by captmojo » April 8th, 2011, 9:43 pm

Early news does not sound good from up there.
http://www2.wsls.com/news/2011/apr/08/1 ... ar-960589/
We've tried to contact folks in Patrick but there's power outages and can't get through. Still trying. :pray:
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Post by CameronBornAndBred » April 10th, 2011, 7:10 pm

Hmm...I've been clueless all weekend, I've been in Greenville. I will be calling mom shortly.
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Post by CameronBornAndBred » April 10th, 2011, 7:20 pm

Hiss said the hardest hit areas range from Draper, to the southwestern part of the Town of Pulaski. Hiss says there is severe damage to homes and other structures west of Washington Avenue in the town, and south of the railroad tracks in the town. Also, other significant damage has been seen in the Draper area.
My mom lives in Draper.
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Post by CathyCA » April 10th, 2011, 7:26 pm

CameronBornAndBred wrote:Hmm...I've been clueless all weekend, I've been in Greenville. I will be calling mom shortly.
Yup. That's Greenville for ya! ;)

I hope your mom is okay and that her property was untouched by the storms.

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Re: TORNADO ACTIVITY PULASKI

Post by captmojo » April 10th, 2011, 9:25 pm

CameronBornAndBred wrote:
Hiss said the hardest hit areas range from Draper, to the southwestern part of the Town of Pulaski. Hiss says there is severe damage to homes and other structures west of Washington Avenue in the town, and south of the railroad tracks in the town. Also, other significant damage has been seen in the Draper area.
My mom lives in Draper.
This is why I started this and put in caps. Wanted to be sure to get attention. Been hoping everything is okay.
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Post by CameronBornAndBred » April 27th, 2011, 8:49 pm

The weather check thread reminded me of this. Um...WOW!!! It was amazing how close one of the two came to my mom's house. Their house is at least 2 miles away from the tornado's path, but the exit I take to get to her was right where the twister crossed. You could see the bee-line from across interstate 81 that it made from one side to the other, then it went to work on homes and businesses. Mom drove Shelly and I around, it was pretty impressive how even the difference of a few feet made in what was left standing and what was turned into rubble. We went into town to see where the other torndado hit, but couldn't see a defined path. Obviously lots of destruction there, too, though. Supposedly 400 families were displaced. I'm not sure I believed that, but I could see 400 people. Some homes were leveled, others were standing without a roof. And some places that looked like a tornado hit them before, they look the exact same now. =))
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Re: TORNADO ACTIVITY PULASKI

Post by Very Duke Blue » April 27th, 2011, 8:57 pm

CameronBornAndBred wrote:The weather check thread reminded me of this. Um...WOW!!! It was amazing how close one of the two came to my mom's house. Their house is at least 2 miles away from the tornado's path, but the exit I take to get to her was right where the twister crossed. You could see the bee-line from across interstate 81 that it made from one side to the other, then it went to work on homes and businesses. Mom drove Shelly and I around, it was pretty impressive how even the difference of a few feet made in what was left standing and what was turned into rubble. We went into town to see where the other torndado hit, but couldn't see a defined path. Obviously lots of destruction there, too, though. Supposedly 400 families were displaced. I'm not sure I believed that, but I could see 400 people. Some homes were leveled, others were standing without a roof. And some places that looked like a tornado hit them before, they look the exact same now. =))
I hate tornadoes. I'm glad your mom's house didn't get hit. I hate anyone got hit.
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