now even more disturbed. I knew about an F5 that hit Guin, AL in the 1970's, maybe 1974) and I don't think things so terrible as this happened to the people that the tornado picked up. After the special on the weather channel about the scale I think some of the ones that came through on 4/27/11 had to be more than the 250 MPH estimated for F5. Surely another level should be added like maybe F6. Based on the aftermath there is no where people can be safe, even in basements. Perhaps safe rooms with 2 ft thick concrete walls with those special doors might be the only thing. People died that were in underground storm shelters.

A reminder to all cuties. Check your insurance policies and make sure you have enough coverage in case you absolutely lose everything you own. I pray that we all stay safe.

Marcelle

Message from Jane below:
designcrazy, I am going through old post, before the tornadoes on April 27th. We were without power for 9 & 1/2 days, so I missed alot. My son still doesn't have power. He lives near Trenton, Ga. We have been busy trying to help those with damage. I wish I could help more, I kept my Grandsons last week. The daycare opened back up today. And one school in this area is sharing their building with another school. Each school is doing a half day each, starting today, to finish out this school year. We need to keep praying for all in need. I think people forget where our help comes from.<br />May God help us all,
Jane
I forgot to say that I'm from Rainsville, Al. in Dekalb county, where there were 35 people killed.