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Nasty Weather for the next 12-18 hours
The battery to my truck went dead this morning and I was trying to hook up my charger to it and I noticed a Christmas tree of lightning over my head.

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Thankfully my wife's school is on fall break, so I took her vehicle.
7:47 am and looks like 5:47 am outside....gonna be a fun fun day in Atlanta traffic
We're under a bloody tornado watch here in western SC. :(
yeah, under a tornado watch in charlotte till 2pm
Macon is under the watch till 11am.
(10-14-2014 07:51 AM)TheEagleWay Wrote: [ -> ]Macon is under the watch till 11am.

We got hit by a tornado in Monroe yesterday lot's of damage, but thankfully no one killed. It even crossed the river. Many homes destroyed and people without power, including my office. Please keep us in your prayers. The Governor declared a state of emergency.
(10-14-2014 08:32 AM)Arrowhead Wrote: [ -> ]
(10-14-2014 07:51 AM)TheEagleWay Wrote: [ -> ]Macon is under the watch till 11am.

We got hit by a tornado in Monroe yesterday lot's of damage, but thankfully no one killed. It even crossed the river. Many homes destroyed and people without power, including my office. Please keep us in your prayers. The Governor declared a state of emergency.

I heard about that. Got a buddy out there. Hope you and your fam are doing ok.
(10-14-2014 08:32 AM)Arrowhead Wrote: [ -> ]
(10-14-2014 07:51 AM)TheEagleWay Wrote: [ -> ]Macon is under the watch till 11am.

We got hit by a tornado in Monroe yesterday lot's of damage, but thankfully no one killed. It even crossed the river. Many homes destroyed and people without power, including my office. Please keep us in your prayers. The Governor declared a state of emergency.

I saw that on the local news. The 1st I told the missus was that ULM country, our Conf mate. No one killed, now it's time to rebuild!! Get it done...
texas got our fair share friday night. put a damper on most of the state's high school football games. but it wont get over 60 degrees in ft worth today
(10-14-2014 08:42 AM)Mbruuner Wrote: [ -> ]
(10-14-2014 08:32 AM)Arrowhead Wrote: [ -> ]
(10-14-2014 07:51 AM)TheEagleWay Wrote: [ -> ]Macon is under the watch till 11am.

We got hit by a tornado in Monroe yesterday lot's of damage, but thankfully no one killed. It even crossed the river. Many homes destroyed and people without power, including my office. Please keep us in your prayers. The Governor declared a state of emergency.

I saw that on the local news. The 1st I told the missus was that ULM country, our Conf mate. No one killed, now it's time to rebuild!! Get it done...

Heard about the weather in Monroe; hope everyone makes it thru it okay. I got lucky (so far) in ATL as the worst of the first wave missed us in the Powers Ferry area.07-coffee3
Weather radio starting going off at midnight, but got me out of bed at 5AM, thankfully I am not traveling this week and work from home, though I do need to head to the GWCC at some point
Yeah that junk came through here yesterday. Was under the understanding that I had to go into the office yesterday, so being me, I risked life and limb and drove the 1 hour from Jonesboro to Memphis in a thunderstorm with 50+MPH winds. Got to Memphis safely, and 2 minutes from the office, I get a call saying they were sending everyone home because of the storms and I didn't need to come in after all.

I was none too pleased.
Tornado sirens going off at 5 am in NW Metro Atlanta. Fun times. Limbs down all over the back yard. Definitely got off easy compared to a lot of people.
(10-14-2014 06:49 AM)panama Wrote: [ -> ]7:47 am and looks like 5:47 am outside....gonna be a fun fun day in Atlanta traffic

Took me about an hour and a half to get to work...typically about a 40 minute drive in the mornings.
(10-14-2014 08:54 AM)StanMolsonMan Wrote: [ -> ]Tornado sirens going off at 5 am in NW Metro Atlanta. Fun times. Limbs down all over the back yard. Definitely got off easy compared to a lot of people.

I see people on Facebook complaining about their area not having tornado sirens, we are just getting some in Dunwoody…come on people its 2014, get an app, get a weather radio, get with the times….sirens seem outdated
(10-14-2014 08:58 AM)ATLGSUEAGLE Wrote: [ -> ]
(10-14-2014 08:54 AM)StanMolsonMan Wrote: [ -> ]Tornado sirens going off at 5 am in NW Metro Atlanta. Fun times. Limbs down all over the back yard. Definitely got off easy compared to a lot of people.

I see people on Facebook complaining about their area not having tornado sirens, we are just getting some in Dunwoody…come on people its 2014, get an app, get a weather radio, get with the times….sirens seem outdated

I would agree to a point, but this morning it was the sirens going off that woke me up, not the weather update on my phone. Also sirens can be overridden by local authorities. If a trained tornado spotter(typically sheriff or police) has spotted a tornado or funnel cloud, the sirens can be instantly sounded before the weather service relays the weather warning.
(10-14-2014 08:58 AM)ATLGSUEAGLE Wrote: [ -> ]
(10-14-2014 08:54 AM)StanMolsonMan Wrote: [ -> ]Tornado sirens going off at 5 am in NW Metro Atlanta. Fun times. Limbs down all over the back yard. Definitely got off easy compared to a lot of people.

I see people on Facebook complaining about their area not having tornado sirens, we are just getting some in Dunwoody…come on people its 2014, get an app, get a weather radio, get with the times….sirens seem outdated

I have to say being in a tornado is scary stuff. Weather doesn't freak me out, but I almost drove my car into a building trying to hop out and seek shelter. Things were flying by hitting the car, power lines were snapping shooting fire everywhere, signs and trees were getting ripped out of the ground, and window blowing out of cars. I moved my car right before a tree fell in my parking lot and a tree crushed the house next door. Scary stuff that I hope none of you are now dealing with. Stay safe!
(10-14-2014 09:05 AM)StanMolsonMan Wrote: [ -> ]
(10-14-2014 08:58 AM)ATLGSUEAGLE Wrote: [ -> ]
(10-14-2014 08:54 AM)StanMolsonMan Wrote: [ -> ]Tornado sirens going off at 5 am in NW Metro Atlanta. Fun times. Limbs down all over the back yard. Definitely got off easy compared to a lot of people.

I see people on Facebook complaining about their area not having tornado sirens, we are just getting some in Dunwoody…come on people its 2014, get an app, get a weather radio, get with the times….sirens seem outdated

I would agree to a point, but this morning it was the sirens going off that woke me up, not the weather update on my phone. Also sirens can be overridden by local authorities. If a trained tornado spotter(typically sheriff or police) has spotted a tornado or funnel cloud, the sirens can be instantly sounded before the weather service relays the weather warning.


Correct, they also don't have to sound them if a Tornado is going to miss the area. We see it a lot in Arkansas, the county you are in is under a tornado warning, but your sirens are not going off because the Tornado is going to miss you by 10 miles.
(10-14-2014 09:19 AM)chiefsfan Wrote: [ -> ]
(10-14-2014 09:05 AM)StanMolsonMan Wrote: [ -> ]
(10-14-2014 08:58 AM)ATLGSUEAGLE Wrote: [ -> ]
(10-14-2014 08:54 AM)StanMolsonMan Wrote: [ -> ]Tornado sirens going off at 5 am in NW Metro Atlanta. Fun times. Limbs down all over the back yard. Definitely got off easy compared to a lot of people.

I see people on Facebook complaining about their area not having tornado sirens, we are just getting some in Dunwoody…come on people its 2014, get an app, get a weather radio, get with the times….sirens seem outdated

I would agree to a point, but this morning it was the sirens going off that woke me up, not the weather update on my phone. Also sirens can be overridden by local authorities. If a trained tornado spotter(typically sheriff or police) has spotted a tornado or funnel cloud, the sirens can be instantly sounded before the weather service relays the weather warning.


Correct, they also don't have to sound them if a Tornado is going to miss the area. We see it a lot in Arkansas, the county you are in is under a tornado warning, but your sirens are not going off because the Tornado is going to miss you by 10 miles.

If there was a tornado within 10 miles of me I would take the wife and dogs to the basement
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