Yeah they knew the possibility was good to have tornadoes but according to the report I saw no warning went out until after it had already hit. It was at night. You can’t see them at night except when the lightning flashes.
That's bulldoodoo I knew they were about to get hit way before they actually did and i dont even live in Hamilton. It's like they want someone to physically pick them up and take them to shelter lol. It dont matter if you can see them or not, if you can see one it's to late then. If you dont have enough sense to pay attention to the weather when you've known all week your getting severe weather and theres a storm producing tornadoes heading right for you then theres no warning or anything anyone else can do to help you
Ok then disregard Hamilton. How much warning or notice did we have in Marshall county this past Monday morning when this one touched down just west of Douglas at around 6:00 am? We're too far from Huntsville to get much TV coverage if there are also storms closer to Huntsville and too far from Birmingham to even get a mention. This picture was taken from the school my wife teaches at and my son goes to. No tornado warning in effect when this picture was taken. I'm not a meteorologist but I'm fairly sure that's a tornado.
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This is the same tornado that went close to Wiley's place, then it hit within 1/2 mile from one of the guys who works for us, about one minute after he put his 6 year old daughter on the school bus. When he went back in the house to get ready to leave for work, they announced a tornado warning for Marshall county. He jumped in the truck to chase the bus down and get his daughter off the bus. He took this on the way. Mattice, have you ever, first hand, encountered a tornado, or are you just still young and stupid?
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