From CNN: Mississippi tornado leaves at least 10 dead.
It was one of the large, long-distance tornadoes that was on the ground in Louisiana and then crossed all of Mississippi, before finally collapsing in Alabama. It scoured a half-mile path of death and destruction across the state, with the death toll is expected to climb after the damaged buildings are searched.
We got rain, wind, and lightning on the Gulf Coast as the front sucked up moisture to fuel the destruction.
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This was a bizarre tornado, or else the news morons are morons. There doesn’t seem to be one report of it hitting a trailer park. What are the odds of that, in Mississippi?!
– Badtux the Snarky Penguin
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Will the Government Hating Haley beg and demand Federal Dollars for disaster aid?
If he does…could someone in the corporate media call him on the hypocrasy?
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Having looked at some of the pictures, there’s no way of telling if the building that had been there was a double-wide or stick-built, Badtux. These long-lasting big tornadoes are, fortunately, rare, but not quite as rare as they once were.
Already in the works, Jill. Haley called the Feds yesterday. Bring on that Federal trough and fill it with cash.