[AT] OT Weather news

[Larry D. Goss]

It missed us by about 10 miles, George.  The storm cut a swath all the
way across Warrick county just east of Evansville.  It crossed the Ohio
river at about the twin bridges area, took out part of the grandstand of
Ellis Park, and then proceeded through Angel mounds, Newburgh, and
northeast through Boonville.

That was at about 2:30 this morning.  The storm front is now clearing
Pittsburgh, PA.

The TV station five miles away got over an inch of rain.  We didn't get
a drop.  Lots of damage.  Seventeen known dead at this time.

Larry

-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:at-bounces at lists.antique-tractor.com] On Behalf Of George Willer
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Charlie,

I share your thought.  For reasons I'm not sure about, I confuse
Bloomington 
with Evansville.  Brice, Larry Goss, David Cole?  I'm sure we have
members 
in the devastated area.

George Willer

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>I surely hope that none of our members or their tractos, etc. are in
the 
>path of this mornings tornados.
>
> Charlie
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