Tornadoes: wide spread devastation
 

Many deaths and devastation were due to tornadoes, especially in Mayfield Kentucky.

Great sympathy and condolence to the families affected.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4w2Rh7UeFM

We spent Friday night Saturday morning with the TV's on and listening to the rain, watching the lighting and hearing thunder. The worst of the storms were south and west of my local.

The local coverage is pretty intensive and the devastation wide spread. Many will have lost everything and some of these towns will never fully recover.

Tornadoes are an ever present danger we have reluctantly accepted and take heed whenever alerted.

I always impressed on members of my household never to take the alerts lightly. There is a place in the house which is deemed the safest.

The visual here is so frighten, it hurts in a profound way.

Back must be five years now one went thru a few miles from us and took out a small town and school. Remember well 1974 and the day of tornadoes this area had too.

Terrible news.

Oh so now Rand Paul wants disaster aid from the federal government?

https://www.cnn.com/2021/12/13/polit...cky/index.html

Hypocritical ass. :mad:

In other words your typical Republican

Looks like the candle factory's in for another storm.

One of it's own making....

""Mayfield candle factory’s labor practices under scrutiny in wake of deadly tornado""

https://wfpl.org/mayfield-candle-fac...eid=ce678b9559

Video from the BBC after the Kentucky Tornado.

https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-us-canada-59764990

Grandma wrapped a Bible up with the babies.