Getting the flock out of here - a diary of a crazy chicken man

Some heavy thoughts there.

In the news here casualty number have been revised and are thought to be well under the 10,000 early estimate. FIngers crossed the new numbers are considerably further south.

Also saw this comparative pic this morning, slide the bar left to right to see before and after.

http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702303914304579193971305978200

The airport road pic is has a full block completely missing.
 
They did a before/after of my husband's hometown after a huge EF5 tornado hit it.... nothing quite lets you grasp the scale of these types of disasters.

http://blog.al.com/spotnews/2011/04/alabama_tornadoes_close-up_sat.html

Technology is an amazing thing. It is helpful for aid and research for prevention. And ofcourse, you're more likely to donate when you realize how insanely bad the situation is.
 
They did a before/after of my husband's hometown after a huge EF5 tornado hit it.... nothing quite lets you grasp the scale of these types of disasters.

http://blog.al.com/spotnews/2011/04/alabama_tornadoes_close-up_sat.html

Technology is an amazing thing. It is helpful for aid and research for prevention. And ofcourse, you're more likely to donate when you realize how insanely bad the situation is.
Wow, you can see how it pretty much picked it's way along an area, leaving others much less damaged.
 
We have had some 'willie willie's', a few have been big enough to cause damage to property, but for the most part no.

Anywhere that actually gets tornadoes would laugh at what we get. Generally, ours steal your hat and blow it down the street, not your pick up truck!
 
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Ben - Here in the States, we call those "Dust Devils" and, yeah, they're not the same!
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