Damage Photos And Clean Up-efforts in Rural Areas
of Lancaster County
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All
of the contents are strewn over the lawn. This is typical of F-4
damage,
there
is NO house structure left but the debris is piled nearby. An F-5
would have swept the
debris
well away from the property and the car would have also been lofted well
into the distance..
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To
survive a tornado of this magnitude (F-4) you need to be below ground.
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This
is what an extended cab pick-up truck looks like after an F-4 tornado.
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I
visited with "Will" the owner of the van and he said this about the "for
sale" sign,
"A
little humor helps us get through the day".
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This
is where Will took cover during the tornado. Bricks from the wall
fell in on him but
it
was still the safest place to be in an F-4 tornado.
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