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As another Texas day comes to a close with another
spectacular sunset sky filled with remnants of tornado storm
clouds you can see some sheetmetal rearranged on the roof of this
building by the tornado of the night before.
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These RV owners had their RV's under cover for their
protection from the elements. This seems to work for everything but
tornados.
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Last week in Oklahoma the opinion was heard of a
lifelong observer of tornados that the reason tornados seem to favor
trailer parks is that they are attracted to metal. Another person
suggested they are attracted to poor white trash. A third person asked
them both to shut up.
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The roof of one of these RV sheds was totally blown
apart, its support poles ripped out of the ground and flown across
the street as we'll see in the next photo.
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Metal left twisted and bent and flown across a
street to land in this open field by some houses which were mostly
undamaged except for some missing roofs and blown apart fences.
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This cursed building suffered from the double whammy
of being a metal construction with a metal trailer connected to it,
making it certain tornado bait according to some people's estimations.
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In some urban areas, such as Fort Worth's Cultural
District for example, the above could pass for a modern art sculpture.
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The above sheet metal traveled a distance away from
the tornado sculpture before landing by this tree.
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With the sun quickly setting we'll take a close up
look at the first photo you looked at. Here you can see the roof
twisted into a pile in a very inconvenient location.
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We hope theTornado didn't scare you.... |
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