There is an informative, emotional, and enlightening netcast about the situation in Enterprise this week on WeatherBrains. Thanks to meteorolgist James Spann for mentioning my point that this was the first time in 16 years that a tornado caused fatalities in a school in the United States. I hope that this tragedy does not cause people to believe that schools should routinely let out early durning stormy days because it is not the best option.
Below are photos of the damage shared with me by the Director of the Coffee County DHR. Further down are some radar images shared with me by my friends at Alabamaweather.org.










4 comments:
Hey Mike, great coverage of the recent severe weather outbreak. It was incredibly tragic. You are an obvious weather enthusiast.
Take care,
~Dew
Thanks so very much...Nice blog you have there...you must be at least as much of a wx enthusiast as I am!
Thanks, and I am. Feel free to stop by anytime, and you are welcome to borrow the cypress pic, as long as you give me credit and attach a link to my blog... Thanks!
Photography is another interest of mine...
~Dew
It's still a mess down here....but at least the children were able to go back to school yesterday.
Thanks for visiting my blog. :)
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