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<p>[QUOTE="TIF, post: 2835104, member: 56859"]I'm not sure where I'd rank earthquakes in these three, but I definitely prefer the long advanced warning of hurricanes to the moment's notice (or less) for tornados!</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Tornados also have the classic freight train sound, something I'd forgotten when I awoke that Saturday morning in San Antonio. My parents, who were visiting that weekend and staying in the third (top) floor of a guest apartment in my complex, did not forget. They're from Waco and have been through a few. The heard the "freight train" and hunkered down in the bathtub. Good thing-- when it was over there was no roof above them.</p><p><br /></p><p>I was looking out the window, early in the morning and not fully awake, just before it touched down. The sky was a weird green-gray. Suddenly the air was very still and my ears felt like they were going to pop, and then cars started blowing by. I dove down and into a corner and the windows imploded into shards which stuck like daggers into the opposite walls. The building shook and the sound was like a train or a jet. Surreal. Half of the buildings in that complex were condemned due to damage, including mine. Amazingly, no one was injured! The complex was mostly students and we'd finished a week of tests the day before. Many people were out of town, fortunately.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="TIF, post: 2835104, member: 56859"]I'm not sure where I'd rank earthquakes in these three, but I definitely prefer the long advanced warning of hurricanes to the moment's notice (or less) for tornados! Tornados also have the classic freight train sound, something I'd forgotten when I awoke that Saturday morning in San Antonio. My parents, who were visiting that weekend and staying in the third (top) floor of a guest apartment in my complex, did not forget. They're from Waco and have been through a few. The heard the "freight train" and hunkered down in the bathtub. Good thing-- when it was over there was no roof above them. I was looking out the window, early in the morning and not fully awake, just before it touched down. The sky was a weird green-gray. Suddenly the air was very still and my ears felt like they were going to pop, and then cars started blowing by. I dove down and into a corner and the windows imploded into shards which stuck like daggers into the opposite walls. The building shook and the sound was like a train or a jet. Surreal. Half of the buildings in that complex were condemned due to damage, including mine. Amazingly, no one was injured! The complex was mostly students and we'd finished a week of tests the day before. Many people were out of town, fortunately.[/QUOTE]
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