God bless ALL of our Alabama members who were affected by the 4-24-11 horrible tornados. Our thoughts are with you and your families
Show your support for our alabama members
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Watching the news coverage is crazy. Hopefully they can start to get their lives back together quickly
Thanks for showing your support got traction and purpej1! Now I wanna see some more. Come on guys this was a serious tradgedy. We all help one another out with our cars......now this by far is more important! No ones asking for money. Just words showing your support. I wanna see this thread grow! Thanks guys.
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I know R3dline is there. Hope he and his family are alright.
Anyone heard from him?
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this is my cousins house , somehow he is still alive
this is pics my freind took around her house and where we went to school
and this is a pic from our news station cam in tuscaloosa, the worst hit part of the state, look at the size of this damn thing, i watched this in awe
this is pics my freind took around her house and where we went to school
and this is a pic from our news station cam in tuscaloosa, the worst hit part of the state, look at the size of this damn thing, i watched this in awe
My goodness thats just crazy to see. Real glad you and ur famliy are ok R3dline. I tell ya man the weather lately has been on the extreme side. Like all the snow we had, to all the rain we have been getting. and few tornados.
Hey guys R3dline posted some pics. Be sure to check them out. Absolutely devastating. Thanks CC for showing UR support!
I actually had the opportunity to visit a small town called Pleasant Grove that was impacted by the same tornado that hit Tuscaloosa all the way through Birmingham this past Saturday. We helped take water, nonperishable foods, hygenic products, etc. to them. What I saw when I arrived was just unreal. Everything looked fine until we got around a curve and then over a hill, there was literally nothing after that. It looked like a bulldozer a mile wide just went through the place. The survey results to date say that there were 16 confirmed tornadoes in Alabama, but they are still surveying damage around the state. The one that went from Tuscaloosa to Birmingham was classified as an EF-4 tornado with wind speeds up to 190 mph. The widest point measured on the tornado track was 1.5 miles wide. It stayed on the ground for 80.3 miles or 1 hour and 31 min. The confirmed tornadoes are 1 EF-0, 2 EF-1, 3 EF-2, 6 EF-3, 3 EF-4, and 1 EF-5.
Thanks for sharing your story ItsAnEP3. I personally have never seen a tornado of this magnitude in person and hope i never do. I have experienced a smaller one several years ago. Pictures just give u an idea of the damage its totally unreal in person. So i can't even IMAGINE the destruction this one left behind.