There's a tornado on the ground in southern Columbus

[lizziegrace]

these cells came out of nowhere. :scared:

[TheFriendlyAnarchist]

1. Hmmmm everything seems quiet down here

[lost-in-nj]

4. calm before the storm?

Take care!!!!

I was in Ohio during a tornado, we were 20 minutes from Cedar Point.
One of the top 3 scariest times of my life.....



:scared: :scared:




lost

[trof]

2. OH, MS, KY, AL?

[lizziegrace]

3. Sorry. Ohio

We have some DUers in the path

[Lady President]

5. Sirens Have Stopped

First, thank you for the update. I was just playing on the computer. I'm glad I had some warning before the sirens started-- would have scared me to death.

Second, I live more toward the NE side of Columbus and the sirens have stopped. At this point the only report of damage is a downed barn. Let's hope nothing more serious come to light.


***edit to add that the sirens are going again, but it looks fine on this end of town

[CaliforniaPeggy]

6. My dear lizziegrace!

Please take care!

Can you take cover in your basement?

Yikes! :scared:


:hug:

:loveya:

[ZombieNixon]

7. Eek, be careful, guys...

:hug:

[lizziegrace]

8. This is bizarre

it's in the 70's outside, still and no front that I'm aware of. These are rogue storms and Reynoldsburg (the location of a DU'er who attended the meetup) is in the path.

We're about 35 miles NW of the action. We're okay.

[ZombieNixon]

9. Did someone down there piss off the weather gods, perhaps?

:shrug:

[lizziegrace]

11. Ken Blackwell lives in this county.

:shrug:

[ZombieNixon]

12. Well, in that case, don't let him become governor.

The entire state might get obliterated. :scared:

(Though there are plenty of other reasons not to let him become governor as well. ;))

[xmas74]

10. We've had touchdowns like that before in Missouri.

They seem to come out of nowhere. At least they don't seem to be as strong as the others.