Tornado-damage photos from 2Stater (Pensacola)

[Chechem]

[Chechem]

[Jamos]

It looks like 2 was very lucky the big tree in front of his house didn't fall on the house per the  picture that you posted of the front of his house.

[Chechem]

It looks like 2 was very lucky the big tree in front of his house didn't fall on the house per the  picture that you posted of the front of his house.

True, Jamos.  Here's his house before the tornado:



He'll need to explain the other photos.

[Jamos]

As populated as the area is, it's amazing the low number of serious injuries and no deaths.

[2Stater]

Thanks Chech for posting these. We are still without internet so I sent these to Chech to post. I am still posting from my phone. All these pics were taken on my street or within 2 blocks from me. To really see what's going on, it's best to enlarge these. All these pics are of destroyed houses and overturned cars. Still can't get in close enough to get a pic of the Moorings apts. you guys in Tuscaloosa already know how bad these things are. Even worse than this. But this is very unusual for this area. They are calling this an F2. You rarely ever see more than an F1 around here.

[2Stater]

J, you are so right. Even with everything we've endured this month, we consider ourselves very lucky.

[Jamos]

Thanks Chech for posting these. We are still without internet so I sent these to Chech to post. I am still posting from my phone. All these pics were taken on my street or within 2 blocks from me. To really see what's going on, it's best to enlarge these. All these pics are of destroyed houses and overturned cars. Still can't get in close enough to get a pic of the Moorings apts. you guys in Tuscaloosa already know how bad these things are. Even worse than this. But this is very unusual for this area. They are calling this an F2. You rarely ever see more than an F1 around here.

You all were very blessed that this thing didn't get on the ground and stay there for about 5-10 minutes. After seeing damages from storms like this, it's always scary to think of the what ifs.

[Chechem]

Thanks Chech for posting these. We are still without internet so I sent these to Chech to post. I am still posting from my phone. All these pics were taken on my street or within 2 blocks from me. To really see what's going on, it's best to enlarge these. All these pics are of destroyed houses and overturned cars. Still can't get in close enough to get a pic of the Moorings apts. you guys in Tuscaloosa already know how bad these things are. Even worse than this. But this is very unusual for this area. They are calling this an F2. You rarely ever see more than an F1 around here.

You all were very blessed that this thing didn't get on the ground and stay there for about 5-10 minutes. After seeing damages from storms like this, it's always scary to think of the what ifs.

True.  If you read back on the Daily Thread, once I realized that 2's neighborhood was hit I thought the tornado was on the ground from Orange Beach to Escambia Bay.  That's what the tornado track showed.  It could have been REALLY a lot of damage ALL THROUGH Pensacola.

[2Stater]

Thanks Chech for posting these. We are still without internet so I sent these to Chech to post. I am still posting from my phone. All these pics were taken on my street or within 2 blocks from me. To really see what's going on, it's best to enlarge these. All these pics are of destroyed houses and overturned cars. Still can't get in close enough to get a pic of the Moorings apts. you guys in Tuscaloosa already know how bad these things are. Even worse than this. But this is very unusual for this area. They are calling this an F2. You rarely ever see more than an F1 around here.

You all were very blessed that this thing didn't get on the ground and stay there for about 5-10 minutes. After seeing damages from storms like this, it's always scary to think of the what ifs.

You are so right.

[Jamos]

Hopefully they get your television and telephone back in service soon.

[Chechem]

Hopefully they get your television and telephone back in service soon.

You may not want TV back on.  Today there were 50 (fifty) more tornadoes in the eastern United States.  LOTS of heartache.

 

[2Stater]

I have DirecTV, so when the power came back on, I had TV. Breddy just helped me get internet with the "Hot spot" on my cell phone, so I'm back in the saddle again on my computer. WOOOT!!!!

 

[Chechem]

I have DirecTV, so when the power came back on, I had TV. Breddy just helped me get internet with the "Hot spot" on my cell phone, so I'm back in the saddle again on my computer. WOOOT!!!!

 

Good ole Breddy!   

[N.AL-Tider]

Seeing those images makes me even more thankful that you and the family made it through safe.  Very sad about the others though...My grandmother lived on Gulf Breeze when I was a young child but moved out to Robertsdale when I was probably 9 or 10 y/o...I can't help but wonder if her old house survived as well as the elementary school that was just up the road from her old house...

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