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Scott_Fraser
03-02-2007, 02:24 AM
I've just heard on the news that hurricanes have hit Florida, I hope that you and I will be thinking about our Forum Friends that live in that State, lets have some goods vibes for their safety.
Scott

Scott_Fraser
03-02-2007, 02:42 AM
Correction to that thread. Its Tornados hot Florida.
Scott

Marlene
04-02-2007, 05:02 AM
Tornadoes is right. They hit north of central Florida. Lots of damage...but at least the government is right on top of it and helping out. Unfortunately 20 people died. Sometimes winter storms can be quick and wicked here in Florida.

BTW-hurricane season is from June 1st to November 30th. And after going through the 2004 and 2005 season-they can just stay the hell away. Four hurricanes per season in those years. Yuck! The usual is one per season hitting somewhere in the state. We had two go over us. What a mess!

batgirl
04-02-2007, 05:22 AM
I was in a tornado when I was 12. It was ****ing scary!! My dad and I were in a car on the highway, trying to drive away from the storm, only the funnel cloud was coming nearer and nearer to us, and we couldn't get away from it. So my dad parked the car close to an underpass, grabbed me and we hid under the bridge in this little alcove area. The funnel cloud went right through the bridge area, but luckily missed us because we were in the alcove. It was SO loud!! I still have nightmares about it sometimes. It totally destroyed our car.

veiled
04-02-2007, 10:41 PM
Very lucky Evie as contrary to popular belief that is a very dangerous place to be!

becvan
05-02-2007, 12:44 AM
hehehe, when I was very little (maybe five?) my dad, brother and I were coming back from a lake. Dad was drinking and drove through a small tornadeo. It was very very small. Dad was yehawing! LOL. It wasn't very scary more fascianting for me. I only remember little bits of it. However, that was a super tiny one. It shook the car and that was about it.. I think it was probably just forming or something..

bec

batgirl
05-02-2007, 03:45 AM
Very lucky Evie as contrary to popular belief that is a very dangerous place to be!

OH REALLY?? God. My dad always said it was safe, that's why we hid there. Wow so we were very lucky then. We are not tornado people... don't know much about them, just happened to be in that area at the time.

Dad was drinking and drove through a small tornadeo. It was very very small. Dad was yehawing! LOL. It wasn't very scary more fascianting for me. I only remember little bits of it. However, that was a super tiny one. It shook the car and that was about it.. I think it was probably just forming or something..

Oh yeah I've seen those, there are a lot of them here in the summer, we call them dust devils. They're generally about 15 feet tall and they pick up bits of rubbish to swirl around. I saw an old lady knocked done by one once.

veiled
05-02-2007, 04:40 AM
Always remember tornadoes means ditch, laying in a ditch is much safer. Ehhh tornadoes I know. always had them by my house, knock on wood it does not keep up here... In Kansas right? LOL

Marlene
05-02-2007, 05:42 AM
In Kansas right? LOL

Well, Dorothy... :tongue:

Scott_Fraser
05-02-2007, 07:13 AM
Good one Marlene, Follow the Yellow Brick Road and such. Thankfully Tornadoes are fairly rare over here, we do get them, but not on the same scale as the States.
Its unusual to get them this time of year, isn't it.
Scott:hello:

veiled
05-02-2007, 08:08 AM
If you have good thunderstorms down South it is always possible for a tornado to pop up, not really a tornado season per say like there is a hurricane season. May still be in Tornado Alley but I am out of Hurricane paths now at least!