Tornado-damage photos from 2Stater (Pensacola)

[2Stater]

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...

Where in Gulf Breeze was it NALT?

[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...

Where in Gulf Breeze was it NALT?

I'm not sure.  I was just looking at google/maps trying to figure out the location where she lived but couldn't.  I thought there was an elementary school just up the road but I only saw one and I'm pretty sure that wasn't the same one she lived close too.  Maybe it was just a park with playground equipment?   

[2Stater]

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...

Where in Gulf Breeze was it NALT?

I'm not sure.  I was just looking at google/maps trying to figure out the location where she lived but couldn't.  I thought there was an elementary school just up the road but I only saw one and I'm pretty sure that wasn't the same one she lived close too.  Maybe it was just a park with playground equipment?   

Sounds like Oriole Beach Elementary. That area south of there got hit very hard by Ivan.

[hscoach]

Glad you are safe. I will keep you all in my prayers.

[2Stater]

Glad you are safe. I will keep you all in my prayers.

Thanks Coach.

[2Stater]

Somehow, I missed posting this one.

[BillBrosky]

But this is very unusual for this area. They are calling this an F2. You rarely ever see more than an F1 around here.

I think they now have it as an F3 with highest estimated wind of 155.  Yes, it's VERY unusual down here to have an F3, much less two a week apart.

Saw an interview of a lady yesterday from her hospital bed, said she rode it out holding onto a power box, flying around.  They went back out, found the box, showed her a pic and she identified it as the one.  Somehow, I cannot find any humor in that.   

[2Stater]

But this is very unusual for this area. They are calling this an F2. You rarely ever see more than an F1 around here.

I think they now have it as an F3 with highest estimated wind of 155.  Yes, it's VERY unusual down here to have an F3, much less two a week apart.

Saw an interview of a lady yesterday from her hospital bed, said she rode it out holding onto a power box, flying around.  They went back out, found the box, showed her a pic and she identified it as the one.  Somehow, I cannot find any humor in that.   

Bill, there had to be a lot of "hangers on" after seeing the damage. It's an absolute miracle nobody was killed. I heard on the news last night that a sign in a neighbor's yard was found 50 miles away.

[Chechem]

But this is very unusual for this area. They are calling this an F2. You rarely ever see more than an F1 around here.

I think they now have it as an F3 with highest estimated wind of 155.  Yes, it's VERY unusual down here to have an F3, much less two a week apart.

Saw an interview of a lady yesterday from her hospital bed, said she rode it out holding onto a power box, flying around.  They went back out, found the box, showed her a pic and she identified it as the one.  Somehow, I cannot find any humor in that.    

Bill, there had to be a lot of "hangers on" after seeing the damage. It's an absolute miracle nobody was killed. I heard on the news last night that a sign in a neighbor's yard was found 50 miles away.

That woman was in the Convent, Louisiana tornado.  She looked 75, but said she was 48!  

See pic, video, and story: Click here for link

[ricky023]

But this is very unusual for this area. They are calling this an F2. You rarely ever see more than an F1 around here.

I think they now have it as an F3 with highest estimated wind of 155.  Yes, it's VERY unusual down here to have an F3, much less two a week apart.

Saw an interview of a lady yesterday from her hospital bed, said she rode it out holding onto a power box, flying around.  They went back out, found the box, showed her a pic and she identified it as the one.  Somehow, I cannot find any humor in that.   

Bill, there had to be a lot of "hangers on" after seeing the damage. It's an absolute miracle nobody was killed. I heard on the news last night that a sign in a neighbor's yard was found 50 miles away.

That woman was in the Convent, Louisiana tornado.  She looked 75, but said she was 48!   

See pic, video, and story: Click here for link

Only God my Father that can protect someone through something like that tornado. RTR!

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