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2024 Severe Weather thread

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HEre we go

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You should probably reconsider

Leaving soon and stopping in Knoxville for the afternoon and night. Let everything pass through Northern TN, KY, IN and OH Tuesday afternoon and evening and then finish the last half north Wednesday after everything has blown through. People are crazy enough on 75 when the weather is nice. Can only imagine how it would be with thunderstorms, hail and 75-MPH winds. Be like McMurtry’s kid throwing his Hot Wheels all over the house.
 
Since realizing I was getting some money back in taxes and thinking to myself “oh, after padding my savings a bit, I’ll have a little bit of money to play with,” I’ve had to pay my deductible on my car (someone backed into me at a soccer tournament), fix a portion of my deck, pay an increased amount for the freaking HOA dues, and fix my garage door. And she’s fine now, but we had to take my daughter to urgent care for a soccer injury, so I’m waiting for that bill to work its way through insurance.

All that to say, they might as well throw some weather damage on top of all that crap heap. At this point, I’m just going to get out a check and write “storm damage repair” in the memo and fill the rest in later.
 
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Leaving soon and stopping in Knoxville for the afternoon and night. Let everything pass through Northern TN, KY, IN and OH Tuesday afternoon and evening and then finish the last half north Wednesday after everything has blown through. People are crazy enough on 75 when the weather is nice. Can only imagine how it would be with thunderstorms, hail and 75-MPH winds. Be like McMurtry’s kid throwing his Hot Wheels all over the house.
Those hot wheels are like guided missiles. He doesn’t miss.

Smart move. It’s the truckers that make driving in shit weather so damn scary. I think I slept two hours last night the storms were so loud here
 
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Looks like he’s going to stop in Seymour and then decide
I first got into Tammy's Hideway at 19 with a fake ID that was obviously fake, even to a 6th grader.
My best friend was dating the lead "dancer". I always keep company with strong, confident, self secure people (#dreamteamSTRONG!!)
J street. Bedford Indiana... Willie should sing a song about the poor young men that know that place.
OHH, he didn't marry her. She sadly got sick and passed. But in her day, and my buddy... Imagine a pic of CW McAll and the Barbie movie chick. (who Zeke doesn't understand). (bullshit).
 
This is a good one that shows how powerful these can be. It said nobody in the building got hurt. I don't know how though.

 
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On a related point has anyone pointed out that Trump now on record as asking oil company CEOs to donate 1 billion to his campaign and in return he will, if re-elected roll back all green legislation put forth by Biden. Wear your seatbelts on airplanes Hoosiers, turbulence will only increase!
 
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I was in a car with 3 other people yesterday. We were driving back from client meetings and coming through Bloomington Normal. 55 South was closed at the split. Cones up. Lanes closed to make the exit and you couldn see cars and trucks sitting. Weird we thought. As we take the split for 74 East, a cop with lights going comes flying by and gets in front of us and couple of semis. He begins swerving in front of the semis to slow them down and we began a 5 mph crawl east that lasted 2 hours until we decided to go to the median and head west again, since they were also blocking exits from 74. We take a country road to catch a state highway and there's cops and fire departements directing traffic, closing state highways and generally turning a a 2.5 drive into 5 hours.

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A dust storm closed I-74 and I-55 in central Illinois.

Oh yeah, we dodged a hail storm while getting gas earlier in the day. Some of it was golf ball sized.

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I was in a car with 3 other people yesterday. We were driving back from client meetings and coming through Bloomington Normal. 55 South was closed at the split. Cones up. Lanes closed to make the exit and you couldn see cars and trucks sitting. Weird we thought. As we take the split for 74 East, a cop with lights going comes flying by and gets in front of us and couple of semis. He begins swerving in front of the semis to slow them down and we began a 5 mph crawl east that lasted 2 hours until we decided to go to the median and head west again, since they were also blocking exits from 74. We take a country road to catch a state highway and there's cops and fire departements directing traffic, closing state highways and generally turning a a 2.5 drive into 5 hours.

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A dust storm closed I-74 and I-55 in central Illinois.

Oh yeah, we dodged a hail storm while getting gas earlier in the day. Some of it was golf ball sized.

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Just saw this. You may have been rerouted through my town of Heyworth. Was a crazy day. My son was coming back from Champaign and got stuck on 74 west before Farmer City. Usual 45 minute drive turned into 2+ hours.
 
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Just saw this. You may have been rerouted through my town of Heyworth. Was a crazy day. My son was coming back from Champaign and got stuck on 74 west before Farmer City. Usual 45 minute drive turned into 2+ hours.
We caught 150 west of farmer city. 36 was closed so we ended crossing under 74 and into farmer city and back onto 74 there.

Heyworth sounds familiar. Is the main drag under construction? That might have been the exit we backtracked to.
 
Nope, that is not us. You got to see all of flat and windy McLean county. We moved up here after living in Evansville and Terre Haute. Winds took time getting used to.

Very productive soil. We consistently lead the nation in corn and soybean production.
 
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Nope, that is not us. You got to see all of flat and windy McLean county. We moved up here after living in Evansville and Terre Haute. Winds took time getting used to.

Very productive soil. We consistently lead the nation in corn and soybean production.
Downs was the town we backtracked to and caught 150.
 
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