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Old 06-23-2018, 05:00 PM   #1
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Default Our beloved Branson visitors

The weather forecast here in the greater Kansas City area is for a severe thunderstorm late Sunday night. I just want to tell you all that if you have never been in Missouri and severe weather it can be real challenging we want you to enjoy your visit here but hear this turn around don't drown take cover and other warning such as at is nothing to scoff at.

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Old 06-24-2018, 06:28 AM   #2
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PLEASE LISTEN TO MICHAELS' WARNING, HE KNOWS WHAT HE'S TALKING ABOUT!!!!!
Weather fronts generally travel WEST to EAST. Coming there from the WEST, you travel WITH them, coming from the EAST, you travel AGAINST them & the weather can change, QUICKLY, WITHOUT a WARNING!!!!
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A little known fact about lighting, it can travel 20 miles and get you! Thunderstorms in the midwest are to be taken seriously!
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A little known fact about lighting, it can travel 20 miles and get you! Thunderstorms in the midwest are to be taken seriously!

LIGHTNING struck Grandpas' old plow, in the middle of a field. It burned off the WOOD handles & must have STERILIZED the soil, in a LARGE CIRCLE. For MANY YEARS, weeds wouldn't even GROW there!
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Old 06-24-2018, 10:57 PM   #5
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A little known fact about lighting, it can travel 20 miles and get you! Thunderstorms in the midwest are to be taken seriously!
Agreed - unless your from here - then from about may-october your under a constant tornado watch and when the sirens go off you go outside

But yes - most phones will do the weather alert if there is severe storms in your path and heed their advice on what to do. Also if you don't know DO NOT seek shelter from a tornado in a culvert or overpass - bottom of an open ditch is safer. (safest is basement then next safest is smallest interior room with no windows)

Yea our storms can pop up in 20 minutes sometimes and disappear just as quick.

Calm before the storm is a real thing. Tornado weather is usually oddly bright, and VERY VERY still not a single leaf moves, sky can turn a greenish color. Also watch animals and listen for birds if you dont see a single critter or see dog/cat/bird/fish acting weird and no birds chirping seek shelter.

Flash floods are a nasty thing around here as well. Drive extra cautious at night or not at all if you can help it during a flash flood warning/severe storms.
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Old 06-28-2018, 11:32 AM   #6
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Re; sky can turn a greenish color.

Have seen this even in Oregon, no tornado to go with it, but very strange!
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