Post by LuLu on Dec 26, 2012 21:45:48 GMT -5
Large, powerful storm heads east; at least 6 dead
Murphy High School teacher Leland Howard tries to salvage items where his algebra classroom once stood in a temporary building at Murphy High School as residents clean up and assess the damage from a Christmas Day tornado Wednesday, Dec. 26, 2012 in Mobile, Ala. With only a handful of injuries and no deaths reported statewide from the storms, the head of the state's emergency response said it was difficult to fathom how the toll wasn't worse
www.windstream.net/news/read.php?id=19360987&ps=1018&cat=&cps=0&lang=en
You know this storm we had last night is the most snow I have ever seen here in my life. 10 or 11 inches in snow from 3AM to sometime this afternoon.
Murphy High School teacher Leland Howard tries to salvage items where his algebra classroom once stood in a temporary building at Murphy High School as residents clean up and assess the damage from a Christmas Day tornado Wednesday, Dec. 26, 2012 in Mobile, Ala. With only a handful of injuries and no deaths reported statewide from the storms, the head of the state's emergency response said it was difficult to fathom how the toll wasn't worse
www.windstream.net/news/read.php?id=19360987&ps=1018&cat=&cps=0&lang=en
You know this storm we had last night is the most snow I have ever seen here in my life. 10 or 11 inches in snow from 3AM to sometime this afternoon.