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Judgment has come to America & you are getting a taste of it now…Severe storms, tornadoes rip US Midwest, South
Greetings,
We are constantly warning you and warning America that this is the time wherein prophecy must be, will be, and is being fulfilled. There is absolutely nothing that can stop what has been divinely ordained. The die has been cast and the letter sealed.
America must come to destruction. She must be laid low and disgraced while being laid low. You are getting a taste of it now. There is a whole lot more in store for her ,because she still refuses to give justice to her ex-slaves who have gladly served her to make her a rich and unrivaled super power.
Now, because of her arrogance, all of nature has been turned against her…”The Bible prophesies of the plagues that would come upon America — and these plagues are falling on America now, and yet she will not repent. For America continues to kill and deprive the Black once-slave of righteousness and justice. Even though the Black slave wants to go from America, she wants to hold on to him and America does not want to let her Black once-slave go. America holds the Black once-slave for a prey.”–pg.151(tfoa)
Severe storms, tornadoes rip US Midwest, South
Powerful tornadoes hit the central part of the United States, crawling through the Mid West and damaging commercial properties besides injuring four people in Texas.
A number of twisters were reported across Missouri, including a tornado spotted around 8:16 p.m. in Saint Louis County while another tornado was reported in Osage County, Oklahoma, according to the National Weather Service.
The suspected Tornado injured four people in Texas and destroyed homes in Dallas Thursday night. No life threatening injuries were reported, according to Hunt County Sheriff Randy Meeks.
Hails as large as baseballs pummeled through the North city college Texas and damaged windows, authorities said. Strong wind gusts and hails up to the size of ping pong balls were also reported by NWS. The heaviest rainfall lost intensity in the midnight even though the flood warnings will remain in effect in southern Illinois, Missouri and Indiana, according to authorities.
No injuries were reported from the tornado that hit the University City, damaging around 100 homes, said Weather Service meteorologist, Jayson Gosselin. Missouri received rainfall up to 5 inches, causing flood that resulted in evacuation of some homes in Warrensburg area. Two drivers were rescued from a swap of water along with their cars and the flood debris caused hindrance for the rescue workers.
“Outbuildings and barns, but no known homes or commercial properties, suffered damage,” said Jody Gonzalez, Chief of the County Emergency Service. “We do have significant hail damage across the county, downed tree limbs, roof and gutter damage, and busted windows. We do not have any reports of injuries.”
The tornado knocked down trees in the University City but there were no reports of injuries, University City Mayor Shelley Welsh reported via Twitter. About 100 homes had been damaged due to the tornadoes, according to St. Louis officials.
Normally the threat of tornadoes slows down when the sun and temperature goes down but it didn’t happen in this case as cluster of tornadoes began moving though. The tornadoes didn’t cause much damage as compared to the tornadoes that killed 330 people about 40 years ago, when 148 twisters moved across 13 states. allvoices
Source: www.presstv.ir
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