Its worse in the daylight

[werewolf]

We (the county) have some fairly major damage.

One of the empty feedlots is destroyed. All of the large metal grain bins are ruined.
Most of the farm equipment also.

Several houses with damages to roofs.
Outbuilding gone. Barns took the brunt of the wind damage.

A lot of trees and power poles down.

Local newspaper gets some photos up, I will post a link

My dad says Wichita got hit pretty good also

http://ow.ly/i/adE0D

Not sure why picture is upside down.
The concrete circle on the ground
was the base of grain bin

 

[pcombe]

Now I got the image!

Sure enough no one needs mother nature turning her wrath in their direction.

 

[Jolie]

That is so sad. I hope everyone is safe. Sending prayers.

 

[Keystone]

What cha smoking wolfy?:Shrug:

Don't know what your talkin bout?

Tornado in his area.

 

[hogcowboy]

We dodged it this time. Most of this wave ballooned up just north of us. Even just 25 miles north only got a inch of rain while we, like usual, got not one drop. It is that time of year. Now today, the bottom dropped out and we are nearly back to winter. Not quite that bad but this body actually likes those 90º days.

 

[werewolf]

Actually it was straight line winds. NO TORNADO, THANK GOD.
Scott County in the western part of the state had winds in excess of 112 mph
according to the news