An tornado touched down near Somers, Wisconsin, in Kenosha county at 7:47 a.m. on Tuesday morning, a National Weather Service damage assessment team has confirmed.
Two injuries were reported. The tornado lasted six minutes and traveled northeast from Somers in Kenosha County, Wisconsin, to Graceland Cemetery in the city of Racine, Wisconsin, the National Weather Service said. Numerous uprooted trees, snapped and downed power poles and roof damage to several buildings was reported. Several parked tractor-trailers were also tipped over, according to the National Weather Service.
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I had a friend-jordan- who was said to be killed by the tornado...
Wow I'm just blown over at the thought of your poor, poor friend.
Sorry to hear that. Hope it turns out to be inaccurate info.
@kevin hope they are wrong
I wonder if the tornado had anything to do with the plane going down? That wouldn't be pleasant.
steve, even less comical than me, and such a thought could only be expressed by a truly pathetic individual. I mean that was just an amatuer joke, leave the funny stuff to us professionals
i wonder why dont all those extremely overwieght, lazy, social service sucking, uneducated, scuzzy, resource draining, pigs, just sit your fat as.s on the couch, watch jerrysringer and hold down your trailers
yes, quite!! And pass the mayo, my double bacon and bacon club sandwich is a liitle dry, try dipping the bacon in butter next time. And i'll have a small diet coke!!! Ha!