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Well, crap, there's a tornado coming soon.
#1
I should be in my basement hiding in the corner instead of the topmost floor of my house on my computer, should I?
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#2
If you hear any sirens, you better be in the basement. :|
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#3
inb4 "i hear sirens, so i thought i should let you know"
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#4
Corn Wrote:I should be in my basement hiding in the corner instead of the topmost floor of my house on my computer, should I?

What? You're on your computer and not in the basement already?

Good luck.
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#5
You live in Allentown?
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#6
I'd go outside to look at it or near a window because I love tornadoes.
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#7
I've always been fascinated by tornadoes. I wouldn't mind at the age of like 95 just walking into one to see how it would feel. Be safe though, bro.
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#8
It's jesus, he's just a bit late. Go out and hug him.
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#9
Mute Wrote:You live in Allentown?

Around there.

Wind is picking up. No tornado.
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#10
This feels so much like the Funhouse... I don't even..

Hope to hear from you in a few days at most, or I'll cough up 40 bucks to get Portal and find a fitting quote for you.
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#11
Wait wait wait.
How many of us are from the tri-state area.

Manahawkin new jersey reporting in, it's been windy all day, and we're supposed to be getting some thunderstorms tomorrow and the day after.

Best of luck to you though Corn.
Hope you don't actually get a tornado.
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#12
Tornado warning over. I didn't actually get to see a tornado. Booo (or should that be yayyy?)
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#13
We had a tornado warning over in Greenwood, just south of Indianapolis. The rain and wind stopped after an hour or so though. All that excitement for nothing...
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#14
FYI, Tornado Warnings don't mean that there is actually a tornado going to happen, or that one has touched down. It just means that it's very likely for them to spawn. What you want to look out for are tornado sirens (though I don't know if they have them where you are). If they don't, and even if they do you want to check a weather site (National Weather Service or Intellicast are good ones) to see if the warnings stem from actual sightings or just that they may form.
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#15
Well, when the TV said THERE IS A HIGH LIKELIHOOD OF A TORNADO COMING INTO YOUR AREA, I assumed there was a tornado coming. Hurt

Mira is apparently experiencing a tornado soon, though, she's in her basement.
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#16
It's best to get information regarding storms like the ones out there now straight from the National Weather Service, because a lot of it given out by local news stations is blown out of proportion. If you can't or don't want to check through the internet, weather radios are always good.
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Corn Wrote:Well, when the TV said THERE IS A HIGH LIKELIHOOD OF A TORNADO COMING INTO YOUR AREA, I assumed there was a tornado coming. Hurt

Mira is apparently experiencing a tornado soon, though, she's in her basement.

No surprise. I just got back in and saw lightning over near the PA area.
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#18
For some reason other people in my house were freaking out thinking there'd be a tornado, when it was just some bad thunderstorms. Lolnjweather.
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#19
yahsrsly.
Been raining the past week now. I admit I like the clouds and rainy weather as much as anyone, but it's seriously f'ucking with my jogging.
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#20
MuscleWizard Wrote:Wait wait wait.
How many of us are from the tri-state area.

phineas and ferb
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