Storm Spotter Classes

Here is a list of spotter classes for our area

http://www.crh.noaa.gov/ddc/?n=SpotterTalks

Awesome,I would love to go to one-never been seeins' that Phoenix just has one kind of weather---HOTT!!
The one in Greensberg is sad-held in a trailer west of the courthouse --hey!!why don't they have it in they're new center Ty built??

wilkykav2 wrote:

Awesome,I would love to go to one-never been seeins' that Phoenix just has one kind of weather---HOTT!!
The one in Greensberg is sad-held in a trailer west of the courthouse --hey!!why don't they have it in they're new center Ty built??

worng city sweetie they built in Chapman not Greensburg

Hays is a little late in my opinion. One of the biggest Ellis County has had was a March tornado that was up to a mile wide. And the Hesston big one was early March.

Here's a history of known killer storms in KS. Note the 1896 Palmer tornado was thought to be nearly 2 miles wide and Codell was hit in 1916, 1917, and 1918, so the recent wild weather is nothing new.

http://www.tornadochaser.com/torhist3.htm

slickjay12 wrote:

wilkykav2 wrote:

Awesome,I would love to go to one-never been seeins' that Phoenix just has one kind of weather---HOTT!!
The one in Greensberg is sad-held in a trailer west of the courthouse --hey!!why don't they have it in they're new center Ty built??

worng city sweetie they built in Chapman not Greensburg

Oops!!Well hell -they both got wiped out sadly

No one gets wiped out happily.

Justoo wrote:

No one gets wiped out happily.

I have on several occasions

Ratzilla wrote:

Hays is a little late in my opinion. One of the biggest Ellis County has had was a March tornado that was up to a mile wide. And the Hesston big one was early March.

Here's a history of known killer storms in KS. Note the 1896 Palmer tornado was thought to be nearly 2 miles wide and Codell was hit in 1916, 1917, and 1918, so the recent wild weather is nothing new.

http://www.tornadochaser.com/torhist3.htm

When I lived in Salina in the late 60's and early 70's, there was a tornado. I was about 4, it's nice to know that no one died in that one. I always wondered because so much of our neighborhood was completely gone.

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I always wondered because so much of our neighborhood was completely gone.

I always had a strage feeling driving by those empty lots.

When is a lot truly empty?

Okay, there were driveways with no houses. Trees and grass... maybe a few wild flowers and weeds.

just a reminder for tonites storm spotter class at Sternberg museum at 7 pm. ..... don't say we didn't tell ya about it

bah I couldnt go to the one in Hoxie, wish I could have!