Maybe I should look up the Skywarn guys. Might be fun to do now that I live in a place with real weather.
And I just heard a solid report of a tornado on the ground in Weld County (Eaton) near Weld Co roads 39 and 74.
Friday, March 22, 2019
Thunder? Yes, Thunder!
Pretty appropriate to have thunderstorms the first week of Spring, but that's what's happening.
Maybe I should look up the Skywarn guys. Might be fun to do now that I live in a place with real weather.
And I just heard a solid report of a tornado on the ground in Weld County (Eaton) near Weld Co roads 39 and 74.
Maybe I should look up the Skywarn guys. Might be fun to do now that I live in a place with real weather.
And I just heard a solid report of a tornado on the ground in Weld County (Eaton) near Weld Co roads 39 and 74.
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