Posted by j hikemper on April 02, 2014 at 14:43:49 from (50.102.19.226):
In Reply to: Tornadoes posted by Mark W. on April 02, 2014 at 08:50:13:
saw the one that tore up marengo ind as it crossed hi way 150,, by then it was pretty well petered out ,, but it still had a punch, saw strange lookin cloud couple years ago that turned out to be a tornado about 3 mil.es south of me ,been hit by tornados at nite and figured it was real bad ,serveral times , early am , when I was a kid the 18 ft barn door was found in the trees acrossroad , another time the barn at the bickle place lost the roof and some of the rafters ,,good thing it had serveral hundred bales in it or it would a took of,, another time the headed wheat was laid down and twisted 100 ft wide ,,neatest one was the one that went directly above my house,, did no damage til it touched down in Louisville ky on Dixie hiway ,happened couple yrs ago 5 pm, I saw it formin as it approached , lots of distant howlin wind noise as it went over ,, but no wind on ground , except spurts and sputters of rain and blasts of wind that was cold and warm ,,but directly above me, my sara and I witnessed a awesome twist of pastel colors , like paint being mixed in a bucket blue ,pink ,green, yellow tinted with gray ,, , the next minute the cloud became very dark and seemed to be droppin down a mile east of me ,, but there was no damage ...
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