[gop4lyf]

Update from last night's threads. I just moved from this area to a town farther north of Dallas. Absolutely shocking to see all of the damage. Luckily, all friends and family in the area are safe and sound. Still have a ridiculous amount of rain pouring down.

[Lisbon1940]

El Niño has nothing to do with global warming.

[YepYep]

Prayers will be going up now and later in churches for those affected and for the families of those who perished.

[Thorliveshere]

Oh my. Prayers for these people. I wish there was more I could do.

[bgill]

Prayers.

The pictures of the smashed cars are horrible.

[Jack Hydrazine]

[Dr. Bogus Pachysandra]

Lots of pics here;

http://theconservativetreehouse.com/2015/12/26/breaking-report-mass-casualty-event-tornado-hits-north-east-dallas-metro-area/

[ohioman]

Just think ....if this was Haiti or some other god-forsaken turd-world country, the Hollywood left would already be boarding planes for their relief help photo op. (Good thing they will stay out of Texas. Of course, normal Texans don't need or want them)

[CPT Clay]

It was and exciting evening.

[Mercat]

Our DIL’s cousin lives in a neighborhood that was almost completely destroyed. His is the only house not blown down.

[Nachoman]

I just got out for the first time after the storm. Access is still restricted to certain areas of my neighborhood. My home, and the homes on my street suffered no damage. One block to the SE, houses had portions of the roof lifted off, and outside structures were badly damaged. Two blocks to the SE, homes had lost the second floor of their houses and all windows were blown out. Outside structures landed several houses away. Closer to ground zero, houses were totally destroyed.

I feel very blessed and very lucky right now. That’s one prayer I know for a fact was answered. Please pray for my neighbors’ recovery.