Hey Raina..tornado towards Minneapolis?

[gotmilk]

Still prefer freezing winters?

 

[Raina]

I have a 20-25' section of tree down next to my house. It's a foot across. It bounced off my roof. I won't really know til tomorrow when the rain stops how much damage it did to the roof. It was REALLY loud when it hit though. That's what homeowners insurance is for though.

On a plus note my living room isn't wet yet.

 

[jackangel]

raina is a good name for a natural disaster of some kind.

hurricane raina, for example.

 

[Raina]

But my name isn't Raina. It's Katie. But my family has always called me Katrina as a nickname so that's already been linked to me.

 

[sublime35]

What did I miss? Were there tornadoes in The Cities today? Do you know how far south they went?

 

[Austin316]

Tornados can't touch down in the cities orb, at least they never have hear only the far off suburbs. MN is 1000 times safer then any coastal state

 

[lilred]

Anyone know, or hear anything about northern WI.? Alot of my Family lives in White Lake, Eagle River and Wabeno.

 

[sublime35]

Tornados can't touch down in the cities orb, at least they never have hear only the far off suburbs. MN is 1000 times safer then any coastal state

I used to live in farmington bro, so I know what MN is like (it's fuggin' awsome). I was asking because who ever made this thread said "tornada towards Minneapolis?" So I figured one touched down, but yes I thought it was weird because in the 8 years I was there it never happened. They always ended up in Fairbault, eagan, lakeville, farmington and such. I was concerned cause I was spose to hear from a buddy of mine up there and he never called.

 

[hardrock]

Had a bad one in Maple Grove in the 80's. Just blocks from my house at the time. MG is only about 10-15 miles from Minneapolis BTW.