tornado!!!

ThePotking

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tornado just hit my power prolly is going off a transformer was thrown off of a pole :O kinda scary but cool... i walked oyut side as the tornado was out side an i was thrown to the ground by the wind :P an i ran inside to see the funnel go right out front of my apt that was wicked i was in the middle of a tornado:evil:
 

ThePotking

Active Member
im nutz? i chase tornados as a hobby man nothing better then getting ur adreniline pumpin in the middle of a tornado :P i offer u to come on a chase with me i will drive as close as we can get an jump out an record it.... when i lived in a smaller town i was standing 45yds away from the tornado an it took off the schools roof an i get hit by a 2 pound piece of foam from the scool an i ran an watched the rest of it before fgoing to the hospital... torandos are awesome:P nothing better then watching a tornado pass thropugh your apt i was happy it was like god gave me a gift lol my power will be turned off when they have to pick up a transformet that was thrown it was epic i walked past an it was makin zapping noises i just got back in an it is still live we got hit hard the power company i so busy that they cant come an turn off my power to go pick up a down transformer but o well
 

ThePotking

Active Member
nope
it touched down in washignton county wisconsin i dont know if the weater service have been out to survey damage or not my gf went out to take pics i dont no if the fire dept will let her go near the transformer to get a pic... but i will go an upload them if i can figure it out if not i will write to you guys for help... proof is on the way
 

captain crunch

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I was in a tornado earlier this year...I'm lucky to be alive.

A few of us were heading back from a weekend lake trip. Four of us in three cars. I was driving my friends large SUV.

We're about 1 1/2 hours into a 2 1/2 hour trip and we can see that we are driving in the direction of hell descending upon the earth. About 2 miles from a hwy interchange the lead driver checks radar on his phone. He detours the group into a truck stop parking lot to give us the news. Come to find we are in a Severe t-storm warning, tornado watch, tornado warning, and a flash flood warning. Being that all of us know these highways very well, and we are at this point very close to home, we decide to head out and challenge nature.

In hindsight this may have been a poor decision.

We get back on the highway and just as i get up to speed, about 65 mph, it all starts. Sheets and sheets and sheets of rain began falling immediately, I couldn't see 6 inches outside the windshield. I couldn't see the light that my headlights were projecting. So i let off the gas, knowing not to touch the brakes. Soon as i lift my foot the Truck is hit by a wall of wind. I literally mean a WALL of WIND. So i find myself on a highway, traveling about 60 mph, in a 5000 pound truck that doesn't belong to me, being pushed across a highway, pulled back, pushed across again, with no way of slowing down, with traffic in front of and behind me.

Fortunately the hand of God released the Truck from its grasp (read: the tornado moved past where i was and didn't throw me off the highway into a ditch). I was able to very lightly start applying the brakes and bring the Truck back to a crawl, hazards on and all. I pulled over to the shoulder as soon as i caught up to the second car in the group (i was bringing up the rear). We sat on the shoulder for 5-10 minutes, and the wind was ROCKING! I've been around a lot of sever storms growing up, but i hadn't felt winds like this ever that i could remember. I thought the top was going to get ripped of the convertible in front of me, and as much as the Truck was rocking i thought i might get pushed back into what traffic hadn't pulled over.

Storm let up a little, and we drove off.

We were lucky, there were a lot of cars in the median and ditches that weren't so fortunate.
 

ThePotking

Active Member
I was in a tornado earlier this year...I'm lucky to be alive.

A few of us were heading back from a weekend lake trip. Four of us in three cars. I was driving my friends large SUV.

We're about 1 1/2 hours into a 2 1/2 hour trip and we can see that we are driving in the direction of hell descending upon the earth. About 2 miles from a hwy interchange the lead driver checks radar on his phone. He detours the group into a truck stop parking lot to give us the news. Come to find we are in a Severe t-storm warning, tornado watch, tornado warning, and a flash flood warning. Being that all of us know these highways very well, and we are at this point very close to home, we decide to head out and challenge nature.

In hindsight this may have been a poor decision.

We get back on the highway and just as i get up to speed, about 65 mph, it all starts. Sheets and sheets and sheets of rain began falling immediately, I couldn't see 6 inches outside the windshield. I couldn't see the light that my headlights were projecting. So i let off the gas, knowing not to touch the brakes. Soon as i lift my foot the Truck is hit by a wall of wind. I literally mean a WALL of WIND. So i find myself on a highway, traveling about 60 mph, in a 5000 pound truck that doesn't belong to me, being pushed across a highway, pulled back, pushed across again, with no way of slowing down, with traffic in front of and behind me.

Fortunately the hand of God released the Truck from its grasp (read: the tornado moved past where i was and didn't throw me off the highway into a ditch). I was able to very lightly start applying the brakes and bring the Truck back to a crawl, hazards on and all. I pulled over to the shoulder as soon as i caught up to the second car in the group (i was bringing up the rear). We sat on the shoulder for 5-10 minutes, and the wind was ROCKING! I've been around a lot of sever storms growing up, but i hadn't felt winds like this ever that i could remember. I thought the top was going to get ripped of the convertible in front of me, and as much as the Truck was rocking i thought i might get pushed back into what traffic hadn't pulled over.

Storm let up a little, and we drove off.

We were lucky, there were a lot of cars in the median and ditches that weren't so fortunate.
the damage sounds bad but i woulda payed to see the f5 tornado that the named gods finger :P fastest strongest most damaging winds ever recorded, but of course i would have been at lest 5 miles away it was almost 2 miles wide if that came then i would be happy but o well i prolly wont see it the biggest i seen was an f4 an i was really happy i just cant imagine a f5 :P
 

goten

Well-Known Member
proof is on the way
im not saying i dont believe you

im just saying tornadoes are not for me my man

like i said b4 ( fuck that shit yo ` lol )


I was in a tornado earlier this year...I'm lucky to be alive.

A few of us were heading back from a weekend lake trip. Four of us in three cars. I was driving my friends large SUV.

We're about 1 1/2 hours into a 2 1/2 hour trip and we can see that we are driving in the direction of hell descending upon the earth. About 2 miles from a hwy interchange the lead driver checks radar on his phone. He detours the group into a truck stop parking lot to give us the news. Come to find we are in a Severe t-storm warning, tornado watch, tornado warning, and a flash flood warning. Being that all of us know these highways very well, and we are at this point very close to home, we decide to head out and challenge nature.

In hindsight this may have been a poor decision.

We get back on the highway and just as i get up to speed, about 65 mph, it all starts. Sheets and sheets and sheets of rain began falling immediately, I couldn't see 6 inches outside the windshield. I couldn't see the light that my headlights were projecting. So i let off the gas, knowing not to touch the brakes. Soon as i lift my foot the Truck is hit by a wall of wind. I literally mean a WALL of WIND. So i find myself on a highway, traveling about 60 mph, in a 5000 pound truck that doesn't belong to me, being pushed across a highway, pulled back, pushed across again, with no way of slowing down, with traffic in front of and behind me.

Fortunately the hand of God released the Truck from its grasp (read: the tornado moved past where i was and didn't throw me off the highway into a ditch). I was able to very lightly start applying the brakes and bring the Truck back to a crawl, hazards on and all. I pulled over to the shoulder as soon as i caught up to the second car in the group (i was bringing up the rear). We sat on the shoulder for 5-10 minutes, and the wind was ROCKING! I've been around a lot of sever storms growing up, but i hadn't felt winds like this ever that i could remember. I thought the top was going to get ripped of the convertible in front of me, and as much as the Truck was rocking i thought i might get pushed back into what traffic hadn't pulled over.

Storm let up a little, and we drove off.

We were lucky, there were a lot of cars in the median and ditches that weren't so fortunate.
dude i would have been screaming like a 1 yr old baby who needed his diaper changed lol
 

ThePotking

Active Member
dam the pics suck its dark out when she took em i will get damage pics tomoro..... an our electricy will bee turned out as soon as the power company comes an turns out our grid
 

ThePotking

Active Member
im not saying i dont believe you

im just saying tornadoes are not for me my man

like i said b4 ( fuck that shit yo ` lol )




dude i would have been screaming like a 1 yr old baby who needed his diaper changed lol
lmao i was i9n love
 
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