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Old 01-07-2008, 06:56 PM #1
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Default Whether its the Weather

Jeepers, we have tornadoes going thru and there was a touch down...I am bit north of them...but this is unreal.....A foot of snow disappeared today....and that boom I heard that sounded like the ethanol plant, WAS thunder. No wonder my tailbone hurts.

I gotta go find my flashlight and listen to the local channel...In all my years, THIS I have never seen.
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