A sight not often seen in New England A TWISTER
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Wow, looks like an alien spaceship!
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Wow would hate to see that coming.
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Yikes!
Impressive! Here in the midwest we call that "Spring"!
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I’m in Oklahoma, we have twister chaser tours!
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My Dad was stationed in OK when I was younger. I remember the twister alerts — and the trees that were permanently growing sideways due to constant prevailing winds! Odd weather there!
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I enjoy it most of the time. A good breeze helps co the heat, but makes it hard to burn trash!
I'll stick with the cold winters . I've never seen an icicle put through a tree on a bad storm . But I have seen a piece of straw imbedded into a tree from a twister. Were lucky if we see tornado one every 10years.