The National Weather Service reportedly instructed meteorologists in the area to “Use the strongest language you have ever used to get people out of the way of this storm.”
By Allyson Chiu Allyson Chiu Reporter with the Morning Mix team Email Bio Follow May 29 at 4:22 AM A “large and extremely dangerous” tornado carved a path of destruction through parts of northeastern Kansas on Tuesday night, prompting the National Weather Service to issue a “tornado emergency” for several counties and the heavily populated Kansas City metropolitan area.
“This is a DANGEROUS situation!” the weather service tweeted, warning people that the Kansas tornado “will be rain-wrapped so it will be hard to see.” — 41 Action News May 29, 2019 Local media reported that the weather service instructed meteorologists to “Use the strongest language you have ever used to get people out of the way of this storm.”If you are driving pull over to a sturdy building and take shelter now!Best shelter is lowest level in the most interior room! https://t.co/6HEnyN6dVW
— Kansas City International Airport May 29, 2019 On Facebook, the speedway wrote that the tornado “missed the track, but it has impacted the communities near us.” “The next thing I know, I could hear it was over us,” he said. “I saw my bedroom just leave, it was gone. We were underneath the one part of the house that didn’t get taken.”
“I had a plan for years, we’ve lived here a long time,” Duffin said. “Followed the plan and . . . made it out alive.”
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