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• 9Jul 08

  Strike 3...

  And the storms are OUT! Until Saturday! Awesome! Anyway, last night at 8:30 to 9:30 PM, I was with my grandmother at her house since I had to spend time with her. My mom will come soon so I have to stay. Anyway, I saw the weather and rotating winds were approaching us in excess of 60 mph. I convinced them to bring me south down about 15 miles or so to my house for safety but they go mad and said my dad will do the same knowing this. We went anyway. When we got into my neighborhood... The sirens went off and stopped in a bit. I was locked out of my house but luckily my dad let us in and told us, "Good thing you came down here. I just checked the radar and there is a tornado on the county line!"

  We checked the weather alerts and it started west of us and headed north-east towards Marion county, the capital. But it stopped before it hit the capital! Following the hail and winds... Rain poured down until morning.

  • Posted Jul 9, 2008 8:38 am PT
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• 2Jul 08

  Missed me again, storms!

  Ha! The storms have missed me at my house, twice as bad. One day, we had a severe-thunderstorm-warning and we missed it. There was a small "hole" or a small segment that connects the 2 halves of the storm. It was like a nunchuck, the chain is thinner than the handle. And we got that segment and not the storm. Even better, there was a tornado forming while heading by. And it formed minutes late and didn't hit us and hit a different county. Saved again. No lives lost that I know of so everybody wins. And the tornado landed/touched down, too.

  In other news, I quit RuneScape since I have problems with the company and their actions. Ask for details if you want. I am on an ENDLESS search for an online game now.

  • Posted Jul 2, 2008 7:17 pm PT
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• 5Jun 08

  Dark days in Indiana

  Here in central Indiana, we encountered many casualties. I suffered, too. In the past few days, several thunderstorms and strong winds hit us. Eventually they formed several tornados in the area. It destroyed many towns and homes, Monroe is an example of the towns. Days before we got several flood and tornado warnings... The place flooded for days, Tornados constantly appearing and finally, today is the day it all ends. Just 2 days ago, ny dad was sent to the hospital for several sicknesses and problems. The next day, my grandparents left me at my house with my older sister to protect me in the meantime since they don't think I should be at that hospital. My sister and I were about to go to our rooms and do things...

  Suddenly, my grandparents came in and told us a tornado was forming in the county park. I thought to myself, "Nah. Not gonna happen-" BOOM! Thunder, sirens, wind and the tornado started in the area. I said, "Dang it!" And we headed to our strongest supporting room (The washroom, made of pure concrete walls and cieling). We waited and the sirens stopped... It was just the beginning of the first one. We waited in the living room and the TV said to run to shelter. We remembered that the only warning we got was the sirens. Is it truely a "Flash Tornado?" Flash floods I understand since we got the warning. My grandfather looked out the window and then said, "Quick! Run into the room!"

  My grandmother said, "It's just rain." And he said, "Do as I say!" I interrupted, "Just go!" We ran into the washrooms and more sirens started. We saw the tornado right above us but didn't touch down (Phew.) And it headed somewhere else unknown. It was the end of the Owen Country "trilogy" of storms like this... For now.

  My grandparents left and the thunder was calming down. They were afraid of anything else happening so they came back for me. I left my sister that day. We hugged goodbye and I went to the hospital to see my dad.

  If you were wondering why I stay with my grandparents, it's because I'm not allowed to be alone (Meh.) And then I am forced to stay with my grandparents. My dad goes to the clinic every 2 days or so because of his Kidney Dialisys and my sister has a job and even goes to church twice a week so I have to stay with my grandparents.

  NOTE: The Owen Country Tornado is not on the news anywhere, just places around us. Do the people even recognize it's not their imagination? It's not an airstrike even though they use the same sirens. It was clearly a tornado! If you find a link to it, please let me know.

  • Posted Jun 5, 2008 7:25 am PT
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