Twisters
We've had an interesting day around here. Louisa County, ground zero of the earthquake in August, had a pretty stiff aftershock yesterday. Today, they had a tornado touchdown. A house that was built in 1746, and lost a chimney in the earthquake, had its roof ripped off by the tornado.
Closer to home, a tornado moved through three counties, including mine. It did a little bit of damage a couple miles from the homestead, but nothing major, and no injuries. It passed over less than a mile away.
Glad we have the NOAA radio for the house. I still need to get a CB/NOAA radio for the Element. I was on the way home and just happened to hear the alert on the AM radio instead of listening to a podcast.
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