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MikeG
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PCB Tornado From IVAN 2004
      #35867 - Wed May 25 2005 03:41 PM


Here's a site that has video of a Tornado From Hurricane Ivan 2004
Pretty Kewl!
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Check out the Tornado Video Page

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Jan-Heinrich Grosskopf
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Re: PCB Tornado From IVAN 2004 [Re: MikeG]
      #35877 - Thu May 26 2005 04:17 PM

Hi,

I have a second video from Panama City. I think, it is the same tornado

http://www.radarheinrich.de/storms/videos/tornado.wmv

Heinrich

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Katie
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Re: PCB Tornado From IVAN 2004 [Re: Jan-Heinrich Grosskopf]
      #35878 - Thu May 26 2005 09:32 PM

I have never witnessed a tornado in person and to watch that video (both of them) it just really puts it in to perspective. I mean, you can read and hear all you can but to actually see it form and move and just, wow. I just hope to never go through something like that in my lifetime. One thing to be able to observe another to feel it in person.

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Liz
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Re: PCB Tornado From IVAN 2004 [Re: Katie]
      #35882 - Fri May 27 2005 08:59 AM

I agree with you Katie. I've seen alot of tornado's on TV, but never in person. Very powerful storm!!

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Re: PCB Tornado From IVAN 2004 [Re: Liz]
      #36058 - Thu Jun 02 2005 09:41 PM

In case you didn't know, I am the met who narrates the whole thing...sounding like a big ol' Goob...lol

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Re: PCB Tornado From IVAN 2004 [Re: wxman007]
      #36061 - Thu Jun 02 2005 10:33 PM

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In case you didn't know, I am the met who narrates the whole thing...sounding like a big ol' Goob...lol



Hmmm.. Wife about to deliver and staying in a hotel room by the hospital and another kid over a few closed bridges with the grandparents, along with a tornado outside your window and a cat 4 approaching from the South. I would have been sobbing and drooling. You did a great job!

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