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Tornado touches down by Pentagon, heading up I-95 towards Laurel, MD
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Posted on 09/24/2001 2:38:29 PM PDT by Julliardsux
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To: Julliardsux
I'm hearing that it was the training facility near Byrd stadium.
To: snippy_about_it
Part of the roof of Laurel High School damaged, as well as broken windows in the school and cars in the parking lot, according to news.
To: LibertyGirl77
I haven't heard anything about the blender getting hit.
To: EricOKC
btw...I lost a house to an F4. Haysville - 99. You probably remember that night.
To: LibertyGirl77
I won't know til tonight, and can't post til tomorrow morning.
To: NeonKnight
ROFL! I saw an F5 once here in KS, not much could compare to that!
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To: NeonKnight
It was the same night OKC got creamed.
To: Julliardsux
That mother that touched down "near the Pentagon" blew down all of my outdoor furniture and plants.
Lots of local tranformers were putting on a very Kodochrome-blue light show as they blew - pop pop pop.
Yeah I suppose it was a tornado, but it looked more impressive on the TV news than from my place.
But nothing like that baby that kept me trapped at the I-80 underpass near Pierre, SD. That was scary!
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posted on
09/24/2001 3:40:39 PM PDT
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angkor
To: OWK
I assume you have asked this tornado to explain itself prior to bothering you.
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posted on
09/24/2001 3:41:15 PM PDT
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KC Burke
To: EricOKC
No, it was the Andover tornado in 1991. I'm pretty sure it was an F5, but maybe it was an F4.
Two dead in a flipped car. Evacuating some dorms (gas leak) at College Park.
To: LibertyGirl77
SHIRLINGTON: the report I saw was outside the mall. A few of the letters had blown off and some trees were down. Also, Capital City Brewery was damaged. They said nothing of houses. I assume if there were damaged houses, the news crews would be beating each other up to report it first.
To: Poohbah,sirgawain,poohbah,Travis MaGee,t-shirt,Nita Nupress,Thinkin' Gal,Prodigal Daughter
>>>Outside the Beltway, pretty common. Inside the Beltway, rare. That's because it really SUCKS inside the Beltway.Wow, look! Poohbah actually said something against the government!!!!!!!!
(And it was funny, too!)
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09/24/2001 3:46:54 PM PDT
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2sheep
To: Julliardsux
How close to Columbia, MD. did it come?
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To: nunya bidness
Don't mess with me right now, please...just went through the Pentagon mess, now this...what a month. :( I am very worried about my home, and I can't get back to Virginia before Friday. This month has been enough to make me seriously consider moving to the suburbs.
To: rockchalkjayhawk
Both the Andover Tornada in '91 and the So. Wichita - Haysville Tornada in '99 have been described as F5's, but are generally accepted as F4's. Same with the Heston 'nado a couple of years before that. I am talking about a 40 mile square area that got as many as 3 F5's and a couple of F3's in a decade.
To: Julliardsux
Thanks. I'll keep my fingers crossed and keep praying. Hopefully, I can get someone to go check on the house for me. Ping me if you hear anything more.
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