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we had a tornado in the springfield area some time ago and i saw the aftermath. there were strips of land that looked like a giant got to them with a weed-whacker. looked like a goddamn movie set. i looked through a road of houses and everything behind was gone. it looked like f#cking sawdust from that distance.
this wasn't even a powerful tornado as far as tornadoes go. i couldn't get over how it could leave one side of the street relatively pristine while turning the other side into scorched earth.
they took that picture from f#cking space, guy. see the brown streak? respect that ****.
i've been in 90 MPH winds before but they don't hold a candle to that swirling action in a tornado, they just tear stuff to pieces. 6 or 7 tornadoes came through and destroyed 300 homes. killed a few people, too. rip
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ok so evidently the strongest of the 2011 tornadoes had 160 mph winds and was a high F3. not all that small.
this wasn't even a powerful tornado as far as tornadoes go. i couldn't get over how it could leave one side of the street relatively pristine while turning the other side into scorched earth.
they took that picture from f#cking space, guy. see the brown streak? respect that ****.
i've been in 90 MPH winds before but they don't hold a candle to that swirling action in a tornado, they just tear stuff to pieces. 6 or 7 tornadoes came through and destroyed 300 homes. killed a few people, too. rip
edit:
ok so evidently the strongest of the 2011 tornadoes had 160 mph winds and was a high F3. not all that small.
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