[CORedneck]

Back in Jan, I was driving through Georgia between Macon and Atlanta and there was one part where the trees were literally stripped and destroyed and I tried to look for it on Google satellite. I didn’t see anything but I figured it was a tornado that passed through. I forgot the mile markers which would have made it easier to find.

I also remember almost 10 years ago was the Evansville, IN tornado and one of my friends lives near the path. His house was untouched where as like 5 houses down, houses were literally trashed ! By US 41 on the KY side, there is a filling station with a tobacco shop, it was untouched but it was also next to the path. A piece of wood went into the metal in the gas island and was there for several years until some work was done.

[laxcoach]

"Back in Jan, I was driving through Georgia between Macon and Atlanta and there was one part where the trees were literally stripped and destroyed and I tried to look for it on Google satellite. I didn’t see anything but I figured it was a tornado that passed through. I forgot the mile markers which would have made it easier to find."

I've been driving between FL and GA on that route 2-6 times per year since 1990. I just noticed that patch last year. It must be new.

And it is scary wide. Before I saw your post, I was looking for it on Google earth too. The imagery is too old I guess.

[laxcoach]

The georgia I-75 destruction:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdwOHMuLn74

[yawningotter]

I drive through the path of the EF3-4 tornado that hit near my house on the same day as the Berry storm fairly regularly. What is most amazing is that there is a double wide in the path of destruction that only suffered some minor roof damage while all around there is nothing but downed trees. Those are the kind of people I want praying for me the next time something serious comes my way.