[hurryinhoosier62]

Rough day and night for Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky and Arkansas. All the really severe weather tracked north and east of us, but it looks like central IN and central OH got slammed. All you guys in these areas OK?

[Bills Auto Works]

One of the tornado's touched down in Willard, Oh. ,about 30 miles west of me but all we had here was wind & 1-2 inches of rain.

I was blessed to come home from the west coast yesterday morning as I drove right through the areas where the worst of it hit before it did! . Our hearts go out to the families of those killed & those that lost their homes last night

God Bless
Bill
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[Cammer-6]

Hanover/Madison was hit.
I lived there briefly in the late 70s
I hope everyone came out of this.
We can replace property but lives are another story

[hurryinhoosier62]

Originally Posted by Bills Auto Works

One of the tornado's touched down in Willard, Oh. ,about 30 miles west of me but all we had here was wind & 1-2 inches of rain.

I was blessed to come home from the west coast yesterday morning as I drove right through the areas where the worst of it hit before it did! . Our hearts go out to the families of those killed & those that lost their homes last night

God Bless
Bill
https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/...closed.614419/

Madison, Vevay and Winchester, IN got hit hard, but Winchester took the brunt of the storm that passed through there. There is video of the tornado that hit Milton, KY crossing the Ohio to Madison. We had wind, rain, lightning and thunder until around 2:00AM EDT this morning.

[Sirrotica]

At about 10:30 last night, I sat on my back porch, and watched the lightening that was roughly 10 miles north of our house. They talked about lightening strikes numbering into the thousands along the path of the storms. Looking north the sky was constantly lit up with lightening for at least an hour. In all my years I have never seen lightening bolts hitting one right after the other like last night. It looked like watching an aerial display of fireworks from a long distance.

We had some rain, and light winds here, but parts of Ohio and Indiana were very hard hit last night. From the news, it looks like 6 people between the 2 states were killed during the storms. Prayers go out to the less fortunate.

[hurryinhoosier62]

Originally Posted by Sirrotica

At about 10:30 last night, I sat on my back porch, and watched the lightening that was roughly 10 miles north of our house. They talked about lightening strikes numbering into the thousands along the path of the storms. Looking north the sky was constantly lit up with lightening for at least an hour. In all my years I have never seen lightening bolts hitting one right after the other like last night. It looked like watching an aerial display of fireworks from a long distance.

We had some rain, and light winds here, but parts of Ohio and Indiana were very hard hit last night. From the news, it looks like 6 people between the 2 states were killed during the storms. Prayers go out to the less fortunate.

Same here, Brad; godawful lightning and torrential rain but little wind. Kept me and the pups awake until around 2:00AM