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It's 3:20 am! I can't sleep the storms are awful! I live in an brick home in Hamburg, I looked in my garage and the door to my attic somehow was laying on the floor of my garage half destroyed. Strange?? It was obviously the wind, but I am totaly confused how it blew in my attic, in my garage with the garage door down the whole time. OOO I can't stand tornados! I hope everyones family is ok..I did hear that E-town was hit hard and the South West part of Lexington! I hope all is well, if anyone has a storm story I would love to hear about it!
I am also in Hamburg, my wife woke me up and said it was really bad. I was half concious but looked ouitside and discover our two deck chairs were missing. I found one this morning but if anyone sees a red deck chair in the hamburg area let me know. I cannot also tell you the joy of trying to get a cat back into the house during such severe weather. the little bugger snuck out on the deck and didnt like the rain but didnt want to go back in, so Im out there getting soaked trying capture this wet furball, the lesson here get a dog.
I live in Andover Hill. The storm woke me up also. I looked out the window and couldn't see the house across the street. (I mean that it was raining so hard that I just couldn't see it, not that it had disappeared!)
It was certainly fierce, but we were so fortunate to escape serious damage and injury like received in TN and AR. My neighborhood had things blown about and limbs down. The biggest obstacle I found personally was the complication of Harrodsburg Rd being closed this morning and limited access to Nicholasville Rd.
I still have damage I haven't gotten fixed from the hail storm last year - I was praying there'd be no more!!
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