Yep, already purchased just trying to find a way to retire early and we are moving
If I mapped it correctly I think our place in Ohio is about 15 miles from Big D.

I was in the UP many times, work related, Houghton-Hancock. I remember a large wooden billboard on the way to the airport with a giant thermometer painted on it, with various years snowfall marked on it. Cant remember the max but I think it was close to 200". One of the men I worked with told me that his grandfather had told him that they were often isolated for long periods in winter. They would dig a tunnel down main street with side tunnels to the doors of buildings.

My sympathies to those who suffered from that tornado. I've been in places a couple of days after they hit more than once and have seen the appalling damage even small ones a few yards wide can do. Weird, centre of houses turned into matchsticks, gable ends intact.

EDIT:

There was a 390" fall in the winter of 78/79.

Everyone in OK went through the storms without major issues. I have a grandson that was in daycare in Newcastle about a mile south of where the touchdown happened. The only problem was it took my daughter a couple of hours to get to him, and a couple of hours to get back home.

I hope everyone is doing well.

Take care,

Prom

               / Promethius / Enigma / Wolfen /

"A man who has no skills can be taught, a man who has no honor has nothing."

Thanks for checking in and letting us know you and yours are safe.

All of you in tornado ally take care. I see more storms the next couple of days.

I lived in Midwest city in 1999, not sure where I was in 2003. Did not move here until 2006. Perhaps the terrain prevents tornadoes for passing through here

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