Just a little one, mostly wind a bit of rain. We laughed together at the weather radio, they said a few times that anyone outside in the path of the storm WOULD be injured. We heard rumors that some corn fields up on the highway got hailed pretty good and thought we would drive past to see them when we headed to town for milk. That’s big excitement out here in the middle of no where.
Imagine our surprise when we got a call asking my computer guy husband to put a note on the school web sight that there would be no school Tuesday. “Why?” he asked. Well apparently there was a storm and anything outside in its path was injured. It ripped the roof right off the school auditorium.
I immediately texted a friend who lives in the path this storm took. She responded that no they had not come through alright. They got six inches of rain and three inches of hail, and hauled a horse to the vet who tried to jump a fence in the storm. He didn’t clear it and needed stitches the length of his belly.
Everything in the storms path was destroyed. Trees were stripped bare, grass was pounded into a pulp. Water stood in fields and had washed over the roads. The corn field had been hailed alright all that was left was stalks and ears, they looked like sticks stuck in the ground.
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It knocked all the leaves off the trees
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This is, was, a live healthy tree row in the middle of summer, it should have leaves
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It flooded
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Their yard looked so bleak
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Bad picture but all the debris is from cedar trees
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It even striped them bare
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This is the roof, it should be….
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Here
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Not here
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I kind of like it with sky lights
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The orchestra pit had a lake in it
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It made just a small mess
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We found this cute little guy in the hall
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It blew this shed into the bathroom wall and broke it
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The whole town looked like this
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Trees down every where
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The poor city park
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Really got hammered
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