Interesting fact of the day

I heard on the radio earlier that a receipt from Joplin ended up 500 something miles away in Indiana. And the longest distance that debris have traveled from a tornado, that was recorded, was 200 something miles away and that item was a canceled check. Back in 1915 Something along the lines of that.
Thought some might find this interesting.

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This is interesting!

Thanks for this, my friend.

I live in Indiana sometimes and we've been having tornado warnings like weekly in the North East.

The weird thing is how the next day it'll be perfect outside and 70 degrees

Then the next day it'll be cloudy and 45 degrees

Originally posted by kyred
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This is interesting!

Thanks for this, my friend.

Hey no problem, didnt know where to post it lol.
What I find interesting is, the irony of the situation, the woman says she and her husband used to go to the auto garage where the receipt was from. They say they called the guy who owns the place but no answer, i bet the phone lines are damaged, lets not hope for the worst case scenario.

Originally posted by TheTrickerHouse
I live in Indiana sometimes and we've been having tornado warnings like weekly in the North East.

The weird thing is how the next day it'll be perfect outside and 70 degrees

Then the next day it'll be cloudy and 45 degrees

Your not the only one, but they say its always been like that here. Like today it was pretty chilly most of the time, and so was yesterday but the day before it was like 80 degrees. And because of this lots of fog drifts in. Pretty cool if you ask me. We got the best of both worlds i guess.