...Tornadoes....

23 known killed...

https://www.foxnews.com/us/tornadoe...ile-destruction-path-fatalities-reported

Anyone hear anything from or about Wolfie? Sure hope he's okay.

Moosetrot

was thinking about him last night when i was watching this on weather channel,hope him an family are all ok,was hopeing he'd be on here this morning

Was watching that storm last night as it was heading toward me, they said they hadn't ever seen a debris field on radar that big, was taking stuff thousands of feet up. Knew when i saw the size of it people were being killed, sad stuff. Luckily like most coming down that alley it stayed north of me.

Wolfdog is south of the area hit. This looks more like Angela/yotetrapper's part of the state.

The pictures on the news are stunning. Total devastation in some areas. Prayers for all effected.

They may not have internet or cell phone coverage, the weather channel said this morning that coverage was spotty, I hope their ok night storms are the worst.

Danny Redwine, several trappers on here live in that area.

I saw a video of an on air meteorologist that was so distraught by what he was seeing on the radar he stopped and said a quick prayer for those affected.

Storms that hit at night are the worst at catching folks unaware.

I just got back up top last night adter two days underground and finished all of my reports and got home this morning. My Prayers are out to them. May God Protect them.

Prayers out to the families affected by this and to the ones helping out . I watch a guy on YouTube that’s better than the local Weather people , he goes by Ryan Hall Y’all every time there is a outbreak he goes live and tries to warn people that’s going to be affected. During last night storms was the first time I saw him speechless. I also have a radar app called radar omega that’s probably one of the better radars I’ve seen you can click on storm chaser and see it first hand .This was the one that went through silver city .

Life in the south...Prayers for all.

Prayers for everyone affected

https://twitter.com/aaronrigsbyosc/status/1639616805239943169/mediaviewer

My son sent this to me . I hope the link works .

God Bless.

We survived fine here just wind and lots of rain. Thanks for the concern and prayers folks. We lost power earlier in the day but at night just blinked a few time.

Good to hear pete

This is the path of the tornadoes.



If you see the red line path that goes through Oxford? That one pretty much went right over us.. BUT it stayed in the air and never touched down until much later in Alabama. All we got was some wind and rain... if not for knowing it passed over us, I wouldn't have been able to tell that it did.

The red line to the south of that was the bad one. It stayed on the ground for 80 miles! and threw debris 20,000 feet in the air. If you see the town Winona just to the left of the play button, that's the next town down from Grenada, where my step dad was at work at the time. Another 10 miles or so north and he'd have been in it.