Tornado damage from Rolling Forks, MS…catastrophic.
After the interview, at about 6:50 it becomes drone footage and all I can think of is this one will be in the history books. It's that bad. There are other cities hit by this storm as well. Silver City, MS and Amory, MS notably.
The weird thing is I've probably spent a couple dozen hours in past two weeks looking at storm shelters of different types, bought, built, or DIY.
Storms like the ones in MS last night would've been justification if needed. Otherwise, they're very sturdy safes/sheds.
He'll find a way to screw it up. That's the movie we're in.
This storm killed many people. One look at the absolute devastation and it's clear there is no way they know how many are in those debris fields. One video of the actual storm has two cars with their lights on being lifted and spun up into the storm like in the movies. You know people were in those cars. So many of the houses are scraped to the slab. No one in those houses survived. This storm will join Xenia, OH, Moore, OK, and Lubbock, TX I'm sure.
Plane is flying generally W or WNW mid afternoon from the shadows on the winglet, pods, and cloudtops. Who knows? Could be.
Stripe or deicing boot running all the way up the winglet and the wing structure is the same. Seems to be a match at least for type/make/accessories.