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Just saw some rather dire weather coming your way my friend and I am hoping you are ok. Hunker down and keep us posted as to your condition. Sending good Ju-Ju your way.

Chuck"always glad to be living in Las Vegas when he sees the impending doom that is the Deep South in the spring time"Jackson

Thanks Joe, it looks like Yazoo City took a direct hit. Keep us posted. Are you and yours ok?

Chuck"worried"Jackson

Wade, I'm prayin for you buddy...

Well I hope he's ok. It doesn't sound good, though--weather channel reports eight deaths in Yazoo City.

Wade,

I'm glad to see and hear from you best of luck in the clean, I think you used a few of your cats nine lives. I'll take a flood any day.

Dave

Good to hear from you. Glad it's not worse. Please do go get checked out. I'm just coming through a concussion incident myself from early last week; head injuries can take a while to manifest.

Pretty wild stuff. Sure good Wade got through it with as little damage as he did... And he made the gig....

Glad to hear that you & yours are OK, Wade.

Safety tip: Get a house less near tornadoes and hurricanes!

Glad to hear you're okay Wade!

About 10(?) years ago, a tornado tore through my college and went directly over the fine arts building (I was inside). It flipped a pickup truck over an adjacent 8-story dorm building. Both girls inside didn't make it. I remember being shaken and pretty terrified by that just like you.

Can't believe you made the gig, too. You're a tough dude.

Wade-
Glad you and your family are safe!
mark

Glad to hear Wade and his family are okay.

Here's a link to "A first-hand account of the Yazoo City tornado by Wade Rackley"

http://blogs.clarionledger.com/mramsey/ ... y-tornado/

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Wade,
I am so glad you and Scottye made it through that OK. Make sure that when the scientists go through to "F" scale it, you make sure you tell them it took your lunch!

It was also good to hear the cats rode it out OK as well.

And you guys gigged it. True professionals.

Wow. Incredible photos. Glad you guys made it through all of this unscathed!!!

Hooah indeed. Professional on many levels. We don't get tornados or hurricanes in the Northwest. Just sayin'.

bearphonium wrote:We don't get tornados or hurricanes in the Northwest. Just sayin'.

No, you don't

This image:



really shows the fickle oddities of tornadoes. The winds were easily over 100 mph. - probably >150. But the drinking straws are still in their bin like some pimply-faced kid just stocked the condiment bar. Yet a man was lifted to his death in a 3000 pound vehicle.

Glad you and yours made it through, Wade. I grew up around those things; they aren't something to screw around with.

Poor ole Al. He really can't catch a break.

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