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Date: 04/14/12 16:02
Update 925PM CT Wellington, KS is in large tornado's p
Author: ats90mph

NEW:

Wellington in Path of new large tornado, Argonia, KS reporting damage...

Argonia and Wellington are both on the BNSF Transcon....

9:32PM UPDATE:

Sirens sounding in Wellington and Mulvane, tornado still on ground...

Mulvane is a major junction for BNSF...

9:36CT UPDATE:

Conway Springs reporting major damage...

9:41CT

Downtown Wichita in path of Tornado...



Edited 6 time(s). Last edit at 04/14/12 19:41 by ats90mph.




Date: 04/14/12 16:22
Re: 1/4 Mile wide tornado approaching Salina, KS
Author: lowwater

You could combine them all in one post, call it "4/14 tornado news updated [time]." You can do that easily with the Edit function and cut-and-paste. Just an idea....



Date: 04/14/12 17:12
Re: 1/4 Mile wide tornado approaching Salina, KS
Author: unclebob

This monster lifted over Salina, but is back on the ground NE of town again with debris visible.



Date: 04/14/12 18:01
Re: 1/4 Mile wide tornado approaching Salina, KS
Author: ats90mph

lowwater Wrote:
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> You could combine them all in one post, call it
> "4/14 tornado news updated ." You can do that
> easily with the Edit function and cut-and-paste.
> Just an idea....


I know we have other members in this area, I know this is semi normal for the area, however I wanted to put out the warning since the number of these storms is a bit unusual...



Date: 04/14/12 20:21
Re: 1/4 Mile wide tornado approaching Salina, KS
Author: lowwater

ats90mph Wrote:
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> lowwater Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > You could combine them all in one post, call it
> > "4/14 tornado news updated ." You can do that
> > easily with the Edit function and
> cut-and-paste.
> > Just an idea....
>
>
> I know we have other members in this area, I know
> this is semi normal for the area, however I wanted
> to put out the warning since the number of these
> storms is a bit unusual...


No problem, I'm interested myself, just want you (and others) to know that there's an easy way to post multiple updates about any ongoing news story w/o a myriad of new entries.



Date: 04/14/12 21:51
Re: 1/4 Mile wide tornado approaching Salina, KS
Author: unclebob

Wichita has had a hit on the south and southeast sides.

Spirit Aerosystems has damage (BNSF ships Boeing aircraft bodies from here.)

This toradic storm started near Mutual Oklahoma and has produced a large tornado on and off since then, and is still on the ground near the Cassody/Matfield Green area on the BNSF transcon.

Salina is getting ready for round 3 of a tornadic storm today.

Mike



Date: 04/14/12 22:03
Re: 1/4 Mile wide tornado approaching Salina, KS
Author: unclebob

One of the fuselages from Spirit Aerosystems seems to have went on a little flight into the Oaklawn neighborhood in south Wichita.

Mike



Date: 04/15/12 08:07
Re: 1/4 Mile wide tornado approaching Salina, KS
Author: burlingtonjohn

ats90mph Wrote:
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> I know we have other members in this area, I know
> this is semi normal for the area, however I wanted
> to put out the warning since the number of these
> storms is a bit unusual...

As interesting as the radar captures may be (I've never seen ones like them), I seriously doubt that if any TO subscriber had any such storm evenly remotely threatening their town, they would be here looking for information.

Regards,
Burlington John



Date: 04/16/12 00:13
Re: 1/4 Mile wide tornado approaching Salina, KS
Author: ats90mph

burlingtonjohn Wrote:
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> ats90mph Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I know we have other members in this area, I
> know
> > this is semi normal for the area, however I
> wanted
> > to put out the warning since the number of
> these
> > storms is a bit unusual...
>
> As interesting as the radar captures may be (I've
> never seen ones like them), I seriously doubt that
> if any TO subscriber had any such storm evenly
> remotely threatening their town, they would be
> here looking for information.
>
> Regards,
> Burlington John

Hope not, much better sources, but you never know:-)



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