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In reply to the discussion: UPDATE: At least 50 people are likely dead following a tornado in Kentucky, governor says [View all]Bayard
(28,250 posts)48. Too close for comfort for us
We got some serious thunderstorms, but Bowling Green is 45 minutes south of us. Casualties and tons of damage:
"tornado damage in Bowling Green was categorized as EF-3, with estimated wind speeds of 150 miles per hour."
Read more at: https://www.kentucky.com/news/state/kentucky/article256511671.html#storylink=cpy
We dodged a bullet.
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UPDATE: At least 50 people are likely dead following a tornado in Kentucky, governor says [View all]
BumRushDaShow
Dec 2021
OP
How did the storm track? SW to NE? Or was it all along the 250 mile band all at once?
Botany
Dec 2021
#15
If it started in Arkansas and moved up to KY they should have had more than enough time ...
Botany
Dec 2021
#19
Since there was a tornado that eventually formed near the Burlington-Bristol Bridge
BumRushDaShow
Dec 2021
#80
I found a later video that makes me wonder if this was an EF5 that hit Mayfield
BumRushDaShow
Dec 2021
#51
I just heard on the radio ago that Pres. Biden is supposed to have an address about this catastrophe
BumRushDaShow
Dec 2021
#63
Not to make light, ... do Kentuckians believe the weather is energized by climate warming?
Bernardo de La Paz
Dec 2021
#14
Republicans are working hard to blame tornados on Antifa and 'libtards'.
johnthewoodworker
Dec 2021
#18
I was watching Ryan Hall (Y'all) on his YouTube channel last night and it was horrifying
catbyte
Dec 2021
#28
Wow, if I were still in Kentucky, I'd have been right on the edge of that tornado.
malthaussen
Dec 2021
#36
This was the type of extreme events that were foretold when people warned about climate change
BumRushDaShow
Dec 2021
#46