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Richard Seeker 
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By MATTHEW BARAKAT, Associated Press Writer 1 hour, 26 minutes ago A band of storms that moved east from Indiana on Wednesday splintered homes, swept vehicles from flooded roads and dumped a historic covered bridge into a river. Three people were killed. A woman died Wednesday afternoon when a tree fell on a vehicle in Annandale, a Washington, D.C., suburb, a fire department spokesman said. Earlier Wednesday, authorities in West Virginia recovered the body of a 20-year-old man swept away while trying to drive his truck through high water. Gov. Joe Manchin declared a state of emergency in at least 15 West Virginia counties after flooding and mudslides closed numerous roads. Some places reported more than 3 inches of rain. In storm-weary central Indiana, state police said a woman died Wednesday morning when she drove her car into rushing flood waters. A wave of thunderstorms that began Tuesday caused widespread flash flooding, with 5 inches of rain reported overnight in some areas. A meteorologist in Virginia said storms in the mid-Atlantic were part of the same weather system that moved through the Midwest and Ohio Valley earlier Wednesday. Also Wednesday, severe weather including high winds and rain hit Iowa, Colorado and Nebraska. In Nebraska, the Weather Service confirmed at least one tornado hit, but no serious injuries were immediately reported. Residents were cleaning up in tiny Moscow, Ind., a community of about 80 residents 35 miles southeast of Indianapolis battered Tuesday by a tornado that destroyed one house, damaged four or five others and dumped a historic covered bridge into a river. State officials said another house was destroyed in Greene County, and aerial coverage showed some rural farm houses had been leveled. One woman was in critical condition after being impaled in the upper chest by a 3-inch-diameter tree limb, said Charles Smith, chief of the Posey Township Volunteer Fire Department, who helped rescue her from storm debris. "Her house was gone, along the side of the river bank. There's nothing left of it," he said. "She didn't talk, but she was moaning." Another tornado damaged 40 buildings at the Indiana National Guard's Camp Atterbury, about 25 miles south of Indianapolis. Two soldiers suffered minor injuries as they sought shelter. In the mid-Atlantic, hundreds of thousands of people lost power and train service was disrupted just ahead of rush hour Wednesday. In Chesapeake Beach, Md., Mayor Gerald Donovan said one person was injured after an apparent tornado touched down and ripped the roofs and siding off several homes. "It scared a lot of people in our town," Donovan told WRC-TV. "We're all very grateful more damage wasn't done." In Dunn Loring, Va., the roof was blown off a house and a tree fell on it, Fairfax County fire department spokesman Lt. Raul Castillo said. High winds were also blamed for the collapse of a crane at a steel mill site near Baltimore. No one was injured. Funnel clouds were reported in other parts of the region. The National Weather Service in Sterling, Va., had not confirmed whether any tornadoes touched down, said meteorologist Brandon Peloquin. He said teams would likely go out later to assess the damage. In Ohio, weather service meteorologist Andy Hatzos said countless funnel clouds had been reported by early Wednesday, but no tornadoes had been confirmed. Rain fell at a rate of 2 inches an hour in parts of Ohio. Farther west, in Kansas City, Kan., a fuel distribution center partly reopened Wednesday, a day after a spectacular fire that started when a lightning strike ignited a storage tank. No one was hurt. ___ Associated Press writers Deanna Martin in Moscow, Ind., and John Raby in Charleston, W.Va., contributed to this report. http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/severe_weather;_ylt=Amph0MeBzbQ0pKfdmbHmpVgDW7oF
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Sily Von Sily d'Wily du Eden MD 
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I had the thought the storms were created artificially as *open ceremonies* to those arriving in Virginia for the Bilderberg group. Meeting June 5th-8th.
____________________ "I heard the music, and I wrote to it. Some people beat drums. Some people strum guitars. It’s all in the music you hear." - HST |
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Polly Tree Hugger
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Alex Jones is there and will continue to be reporting whatever he finds out. He was in the hotel and guys in black suits were following his every move. He won't be able to stay in the hotel for the weekend but will be close by. He is rather anxious about what is going to be decided at this meeting. He said there are breaks in the Illuminati factions concerning what will happen in this country (some want to take it down financially and some don't) and the Illuminati don't know what to do. I heard him on C2C the other night. Interesting report for whatever it is worth.
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Mercy Now Hyperspace Warrior
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Yep! We were pummeled for 2 days and nights. I 've never seen so much lightning. Tens of thousands of strikes according to the weather service. And as was mentioned countless funnel clouds! Not sure as of yet how many if any actual touchdowns in Ohio. There were alot of downed trees and consequently downed power lines and a few damaged homes and buildings . We were in drought last year and the trees were weakened by that. All in all it wasn't nearly as bad as it could have potentially been given all those funnel clouds. The worst of it stayed about at least 40 miles from me. Orgonite is awesome!!  Last edited on Thu Jun 5th, 2008 04:12 pm by Mercy Now ____________________ What profit a man to gain the whole world yet loose his soul? ALL THAT YOU HAVE IS YOUR SOUL |
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GertrudaRose Hyperspace Warrior
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I agree about the orgonite! Without it I'm sure we would have had major damage from last night's storms. The lightening strikes were constant from around 4 am for about 45 minutes. The air was just crackling and sizzling and seemed to smell hot all around us. I don't think I've ever seen such constant lightening. It's a miracle that nothing went up in flames and nothing got fried. Just a 2 hour power outage later on.
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Mercy Now Hyperspace Warrior
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GertrudaRose, Do you have an orgonite CB? Glad you're okay. It was wild.
____________________ What profit a man to gain the whole world yet loose his soul? ALL THAT YOU HAVE IS YOUR SOUL |
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Sily Von Sily d'Wily du Eden MD
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Re: the lightning strikes.... the guy on TV said in just one of the storms that passed over the eastern shore last night (I think we got *Storm Bombed* at least 4 times).. just one of those storms had 6,000+ lightning strikes within 30 minutes.
____________________ "I heard the music, and I wrote to it. Some people beat drums. Some people strum guitars. It’s all in the music you hear." - HST |
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Richard Seeker
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It was like that out here last night. It was the most lightening strikes that I’ve even seen at one time. I’m just glad none of them struck my house.
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