The golden glow behind these dark clouds is deceptive. At sunrise, storm clouds began moving in prior to a severe weather outbreak around noon. Dallas County was under tornado warnings for the next few hours, and two homes were destroyed in the Summerfield community just a few miles north of our house. Another seven homes received damage as well as an auto body shop.To watch a video of the Dallas County tornado damage, click here.
Then, locate "Dallas County" on WSFA-TV's video strip.
You can also view the widespread damage in nearby Prattville.
Your photo looks like a painting! Great capture :)
ReplyDeleteThats a great picture - i love the light in this one
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Tornados are tremendous forces that wreck things really fast. We have had a few and fortunately none hit our home.
ReplyDeleteA lovely photo of a beautiful sky. Sorry to hear it portended bad storms and damage. :-(
ReplyDeleteNice shades.
ReplyDeleteRegarding the storms, I hope that your walls are strongly set in the ground.
What a gorgeous shot! You have had some very crazy weather this winter - here's hoping for some quiet!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors, but sort of creepy looking sky.
ReplyDeleteWell here in the UK we do have sunsets like this, but not the severe weather. I would like to see a tornado, but think I would regret getting what I wished for!
ReplyDeleteAnyway, great picture.
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That picture is really attractive to look at..but behind that captivating beauty is a dangerous severe weather..Though such weather do brings a wild picture of beauty and art as well..Great photo..
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