Post by BuckSkin on Dec 11, 2021 12:25:38 GMT
The siren woke me this morning a couple hours before daylight.
Thankfully, our lights never even flickered.
Not so fortunate for those in Western Kentucky where a single massive tornado remained on the ground for 227 miles, accompanied by several more of less duration but just as deadly.
It is still dark out there and they don't yet know just how bad it has been.
The 227-mile tornado (in KY alone) is a four state event.
The warning siren is about two hundred yards from my bed.
A couple years ago, it vibrated plumb through me when it sounded.
This morning, possibly attributed to the high winds blowing in that direction carrying away the sound and the heavy rains dampening it, or more likely me getting deaf as a post, I could easily and almost did sleep right through it.
Thankfully, our lights never even flickered.
Not so fortunate for those in Western Kentucky where a single massive tornado remained on the ground for 227 miles, accompanied by several more of less duration but just as deadly.
It is still dark out there and they don't yet know just how bad it has been.
The 227-mile tornado (in KY alone) is a four state event.
The warning siren is about two hundred yards from my bed.
A couple years ago, it vibrated plumb through me when it sounded.
This morning, possibly attributed to the high winds blowing in that direction carrying away the sound and the heavy rains dampening it, or more likely me getting deaf as a post, I could easily and almost did sleep right through it.
