>:)

One time we were at lunch and there was a severe tornado warning, but we had to stay in the cafeteria and eat. Even though we could see through the windows there was probably a tornado, the supervisors made us stay and eat, and then we went back to class as if nothing ever happened. Several people had panic attacks and others were crying in general.

We were in 5th grade when this happened (ages 10-11)

What. The. F**k.

So, anyways, yeah, you should feel glad the adults actually care about your safety

My elementary school was f**ked up

You wanna know my solution?

Run away screaming?

no, beat em' up and run as fast as possible to a bathroom











(/j)

We actually talked about running to the bathroom, if I remember right . Me and my friends were kind of close to windows .
Btw, my elementary school cafeteria had a hell ton of windows, so it was extra dangerous.
The supervisors were barely even in the cafeteria half way through lunch.
Probably so they wouldn't be hurt if something happened.
Plus , there was tables up against the windows, as well

oh.

Ya.
It was BAD

No! It's:

Me and my friends did say that we would sacrifice people we hated to the tornado

Oh...VERY GOOD IDEA.

Yep
Oh yeah, something an adult at my old school once said,
" During a real tornado, we wouldn't have you guys huddle in the hall, we would have you go in the bathrooms"... WHAT THE F**K
WHY WOULD YOU MAKE US DO DRILLS IN THE HALL IF WE ARENT EVEN GOING TO GO THERE ANYWAY 😂

BRUH.

TELL ME I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE WHO THINKS THAT THATS STUPID

that same weather slowly moving towards your house:

It might not be THAT bad, it's just in case.

also do you wanna join the dry sea project

the whar now

funky sandworm project
imgflip.com/m/Dry-ocean

meh, idk. Maybe.

ok, let me know if you decide
have a good day

I will
And thx

Okay, I have a bit of a story that happened a week ago from the tornado outbreak.

It was around…let’s say 1:15 AM?
Now, there was a large supercell headed towards my house. (We live in Tennessee)
Since bad weather usually dodges my area, I said “It ain’t gonna hit us, we’re good.”
Right as I said that, it got issued a Confirmed PDS Tornado Warning.
The supercell had shifted and was heading straight for my hometown.
The hook on this cell was very well-defined, velocity was insane, and on our county’s severe camera, we could see a large wedge tornado within a lot of lightning and rain.
My mom made us evacuate our house, because we live in a mobile home.
We had to go to the county to our south to get away from the storm.
So, that’s what we did.
But we aren’t done there.
Turns out there was another supercell headed down where we were going.
The supercell followed us.
That storm had dropped a big tornado just a few hundred feet in front of us, so we had to find somewhere to get away from it.
We had to stop at a Waffle House, which ironically enough, was close by, around two miles out?
When we got there, we didn’t know that the tornado had touched down and was headed our way.
My sister pointed the tornado out first, and screamed “TORNADO! THERE’S ANOTHER TORNADO!”
My mom was puzzled.
She then found the tornado herself, and told our dad, which was in his car.
We had to run into the Waffle House, which was about a quarter mile away.
That Waffle House had ✨jUiCy WiNdOwS✨ on all sides.
We had to stay there until 3 A.M.

(Missed Details: My sister pointed out a Tornado Warning from the county, but my mom did not receive it. We also had to bring our dog along.)

>:)

I had to experience those thunderstorms last night.

I woke up at 4 am because of those.

Same. Hail the size of freakin golf balls fell on top of the roof and kept me awake

darn over here there aint no rains or snow

You're lucky