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Tragedy in the American South

jhop220

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I'm sure you all have heard about the devastating storms that hit Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, and Georgia. I am in the state of Alabama where we were hit very hard. We need all the help we can get down here, and the best way that you can help is to donate to the American Red Cross.

This situation is very tragic, and I'm still awaiting to hear from friends in the Tuscaloosa area. I know this board has a lot of caring and generous people. If you can, please donate to the Red Cross because we need your help.

Here is a pic of the Tornado that hit Tuscaloosa and caused so much devastation, but be aware that a lot of other rural communities and cities were hit hard.

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Best wishes to all of those in the paths of the storms

I live in north Ga. but my immediate area was spared all but some heavy rain and wind. The counties near me suffered some of the worst and greatest loss of life in Georgia. Of course Alabama was the hardest hit of all. My sympathy for all those losing family, friends and homes, etc. The size and number of the twisters, wind shears etc was so scary. It was as if "tornado alley" had moved to the deep South. Thank goodness for the weather stations being able to give a town by town arrival time, although even then it is just a few minutes of warning.
 
I live in north Ga. but my immediate area was spared all but some heavy rain and wind. The counties near me suffered some of the worst and greatest loss of life in Georgia. Of course Alabama was the hardest hit of all. My sympathy for all those losing family, friends and homes, etc. The size and number of the twisters, wind shears etc was so scary. It was as if "tornado alley" had moved to the deep South. Thank goodness for the weather stations being able to give a town by town arrival time, although even then it is just a few minutes of warning.

I agree 100%

Our meteorologists were on top of everything. Most stayed north of my area, but they were on the air most of the night.

These tornadoes were fierce. I've never seen anything that big before.
 
It was TERRIFYING on Thursday night. And from the news stations to WSB radio when my power went out, I was pretty much informed the entire time.

I have former coworkers in Floyd county and a college friend who grew up in Ringgold. I can only pray and donate as much as I can during this rough time.
 
I saw some of the destruction from the Alabama twisters and my God......

My heart and prayers to those affected.
 
My heart and my prayers go out to those who are affected. I really wish that the Weather Channel would offer their pay weather alerts for free--available by land line, cell phone, etc. It would help a great deal during the night when half the world is asleep and unaware.
 
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