Proverbs 22:3 NLT

A prudent person foresees danger and takes precautions. The simpleton goes blindly on and suffers the consequences.

-- (((Charles Finney, said the following: “If
there is a decay of conscience, the pulpit is responsible for it))) --


THOSE WHO WILL DO NOTHING NOW, WHEN IT COSTS THEM LITTLE - WILL DO EVEN LESS LATER, WHEN IT COST THEM EVEN MORE


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Friday, March 2, 2012

TORNADO SWARMS HIT HEARTLAND / FORECASTERS: Fast-moving, strong and long-track storms to hit Midwest...



TORNADO SWARMS HIT HEARTLAND
--FORECASTERS: Fast-moving, strong and long-track storms to hit Midwest...
---Plague of storms, tornadoes, hail...
--------Twister rips through Alabama city...
-------------Morning Storms Precede Dangerous Tornado Outbreak
---------------------Today's Ugly Weather Forecast
--------------------------Tornado's Aftermath: Illinois City Is Stunned and Roused to Action

New tornado outbreak hitting South, Midwest
msnbc.com
Residents in many states across the Midwest and South have been urged to seek shelter as a new string of tornadoes have reportedly hit the ground. >>> i'm tamron hall . the "news nation" is following breaking news right now. reports of tornadoes on the ...
----Widespread damage reported from tornado outbreak in Alabama
Fox 31 KDVR.com
The tornado outbreak that began Tuesday night left 13 dead across Kansas, Missouri, Illinois and Tennessee and battered parts of Kentucky as well. The latest death was reported in Kansas, where authorities said 53-year-old Richard Slade died Thursday ...
------------Storms | Conditions similar to those of 1974 tornado outbreak, meteorologist says
Louisville Courier-Journal
There is a 70 percent chance of “significant damage” somewhere in Kentucky caused by tornadoes before the day's over, John Gordon, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service at Louisville said early this afternoon. He said the weather conditions ...
------------------------Alabama towns hit by tornadoes; forecasters fear more tornadoes in Midwest
msnbc.com
The Weather Channel's Maria Larosa talks with msnbc's Thomas Roberts about a new round of tornados aimed at the Midwest and South. By Miranda Leitsinger, msnbc.com A “very large super-cell” of several small and perhaps one big tornado touched down

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