Insane clouds downtown

[SAMI]

Anyone else see the ominous black cloud circling over downtown?

 

[Herzog]

That damn thing has been following me all week.

 

[SAMI]

Black clouds were low low low moving south.. then they took a 90* turn East, and now heading north.. Totally circling around on itself..

tornado, tornado, tornado..

 

[Mug]

It's just the Insane Cloud Posse.

 

[SAMI]

Eh, cleared up some.. Looked exciting there for a few minutes though...

 

[Herzog]

Eh, cleared up some.. Looked exciting there for a few minutes though...

Calm before the bomb?

 

[SAMI]

i kinda hope so Shane

 

[Twisted]

It's just the Insane Cloud Posse.

Very clever use of your vocloudulary.

 

[Herzog]

i kinda hope so Shane

Me too Jason.

 

[RockMonkey]

I got a flat tire in Draper yesterday right before it dumped buckets of rain. It was crazy for a while.

 

[mbryson]

I watched it come right over Rice-Eccles towards our building. It got my attention.

 

[cruiseroutfit]

Remember the killer tornado of 1999!!!

 

[Caleb]

Remember the killer tornado of 1999!!!

Yep, I was out working on our boats and watched that from the time it formed (right over head) all the way till it hit. I was near downtown so I got to see it all.

 

[Zombie]

I'm better pants were shat at the Wyndham hotel...

 

[Bart]

It's just the Insane Cloud Posse.

I'm glad someone elses mind is as warped as mine. :greg:

 

[jpest]

Remember the killer tornado of 1999!!!

Yeah, I was in the middle of it. I was safe inside the old crossroads mall parking garage. It was neat to see. Unfortunate that it did take one life though.

 

[Stephen]

Remember the killer tornado of 1999!!!

I worked at the Triad Center at the time. My window faced the Delta Center. CRAZY!

 

[UNSTUCK]

My brother was working on the Confrence Center. They just finished an outside wall and went to lunch. When they came back, most of that wall was gone. Pretty crazy.

 

[SAMI]

I was doing an 80 mile canoe trip on the waters of Flaming Gorge when that storm hit us on it's way to SLC. The micro-bursts were hellish, tipping over one of our canoes and seperating our group for an hour or so. Luckily everyone was ok, but we lost a brand new camp stove.

We paddled on and stopped at a beach where a bunch of boaters had hunkered down, and they said a tornado touched down in SLC.. Not one of us believed them.

That was one pissed off storm. I still have dreams about being caught inbetween the 100 ft cliffs and getting pounded by those micro-bursts.. Scary stuff.