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by Doug Thompson | Apr 18, 2011 | Featured, Musings
To fully understand the wrath of one of Mother Nature’s tornadoes, you need to walk along South Jefferson Street in Pulaski and look at the carnage left by the F2 twister that struck the town 10 days ago on April 8. Twisted metal, destroyed homes and shattered...
by Doug Thompson | Dec 29, 2010 | Featured, News
If you can believe the talking heads who claim to be “meteorologists” on television, we’re headed for a warming trend where snow and ice will melt, draits will disappear and mud will replace slush when rain moves into the area over the weekend. But...
by Doug Thompson | Jul 27, 2010 | Featured, Musings
Dark, ominous clouds loomed on the horizon Monday night as I rode my Harley out of Roanoke and headed home after a long day. Then the lightning started. I stepped up my pace. This looked like a storm that I needed to beat home. Even with what appeared to be an...
