In effect for most of the day, not right this second, to clarify. But either way I live in a townhouse with no basement and I’m screwed.
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Yeshuasdaughter
God bless you. I'm praying.
Just so you know, we get those all the time in PDX. But they never happen. Maybe once every few years, a shed blows over or something. But mostly, every rainy season, there are curly cues that form off the bottom of storm clouds. But I have never seen a tornado touch down.
Just so you know, we get those all the time in PDX. But they never happen. Maybe once every few years, a shed blows over or something. But mostly, every rainy season, there are curly cues that form off the bottom of storm clouds. But I have never seen a tornado touch down.
Aspychata
You need shiny red shoes, and start calling Enzo - Toto, and remember witches are the same as trolls. Hey - you will get thru this. Usually they aren't to big. The catorgy 4 hurricane just blew away people's roofs here, l think the wind was 150 mph right in my area.
Aspychata
I remember pacing and crying at the same time. Then l went outside and didn't realize the carport roof was sorta missing. The first clue it was going to be rough, the neighbors palm trees - all three of them fell over at 10:00 am, the actual hurricane came thru much later.