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Severe Storms on the Way

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Extremely nasty in Maysville right now.

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Extremely nasty in Maysville right now.
Heavy stuff, should be passing within next few minutes, in Maysville. Tollesboro, is next.

Swear a lighting bolt hit almost behind my room...it was the loudest I have ever heard one. Sun is trying to peek out now. Hope everyone down south is safe.

I talked to my parents a little bit ago. The hammock was picked up off the deck, which is ground level, but has a roof, and thrown over the railing and landed on a glass table that it shattered. It probably traveled about 25 feet. The hot tub cover, which has over 200 pounds of sand bags and pavers on it was thrown off. The gutter is dented near where the hot tub sits, and one of the pavers that holds the hot tub down was found near the broken table and hammock. The paver was either thrown over the deck but under the roof, or completely over the roof to land where it did as the deck sits ground level, so there's no way it went under it. The hay/tall grass in their side yard has a path through it where it is twisted. I asked my sister to take a picture of it as I didn't want to take the 30+ minute drive out there, so hopefully I'll have a pic to post.

I talked to my parents a little bit ago. The hammock was picked up off the deck, which is ground level, but has a roof, and thrown over the railing and landed on a glass table that it shattered. It probably traveled about 25 feet. The hot tub cover, which has over 200 pounds of sand bags and pavers on it was thrown off. The gutter is dented near where the hot tub sits, and one of the pavers that holds the hot tub down was found near the broken table and hammock. The paver was either thrown over the deck but under the roof, or completely over the roof to land where it did as the deck sits ground level, so there's no way it went under it. The hay/tall grass in their side yard has a path through it where it is twisted. I asked my sister to take a picture of it as I didn't want to take the 30+ minute drive out there, so hopefully I'll have a pic to post.

 

Wow...

 

I hope everyone is O.K.

OK, here in Cincy, every station has been on for the last half hour talking about a possible tornado in the south eastern Indiana area. I didn't recognize any of the city or county names but they are talking about Dunlapsville, Fairfield, Billingsville, etc. Anyone know anyone there or anything about this one. They are really sounding urgent. GET TO A SAFE PLACE.

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OK, here in Cincy, every station has been on for the last half hour talking about a possible tornado in the south eastern Indiana area. I didn't recognize any of the city or county names but they are talking about Dunlapsville, Fairfield, Billingsville, etc. Anyone know anyone there or anything about this one. They are really sounding urgent. GET TO A SAFE PLACE.
A line of really nasty storms has developed from west to east, just north of Cincinnati. There are several reports of funnel clouds and at least one radar-indicated tornado. These storms don't threaten NKY yet, but stay alert because (as we know from experience) the line could easily drop our way. The tornado watch for Boone, Campbell and Kenton Counties has been re-issued until 3 A.M.

 

From what I'm hearing from the weather guy, storms that develop after 8 p.m., like these have, can be particularly dangerous. Not trying to scare anyone needlessly; but you need tuned to the weather reports tonight.

Is round 2 brewing for tonight?

 

Yes, but the stronger storms should be staying north of Cincinnati.

Yes, but the stronger storms should be staying north of Cincinnati.

 

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Definitely some stronger storms to the north of Cincinnati right now. The radar is "blowing up" right there.

Storms were definitely intense today, but was kinda nice having some down time around work for a while.

Seems like Southeastern Kentucky is getting lucky. Missing out on these storms.

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If Jared tells me I need to be in "my safe place" one more time, I'm punching that TV.

Lexington was hit hard yesterday!

I sat in the dark for over 4 hours!

Looks like a buzz saw went through my area.

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