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 * __The 178 Tornadoes in the South.__**

It was all so sudden, the loud siren, the panic, the sound of danger. My life flashed before my eyes. The high winds rocked my house back and forth, my legs felt like jello as I headed to take cover. I sat hoping that I would live, and be able to see my family. My mind wandered off if my kids and husband where ok, wondering if I’ll ever see them again. I could hear the tornado getting closer, sounding like a train that wasn’t going to stop its tracks. Then as quickly as it started it stopped. I wearily walked up from the cellar to see my house vanished. My roof was gone, my walls, my belongings all gone. I felt so lost I had no way of contacting my family, or friends. I sat on my only remaining part of my house, my concrete steps. I looked back in forth down our street, seeing families looking at their houses. To our rescue came the local fire department and took us to shelter. There they had TV’s where I found out that I was one of 10,000 people affected by the 178 tornadoes that hit Alabama to North Carolina. It was the 3rd worst natural disaster in history. These tornadoes where produced by may severe storms. The 178 tornadoes in the south caused many loses, devastation, and debt. The remains of the tornadoes should be cleaned up more quickly; it has been causing, and leaving many sad memories that the survivors are very depressed about.

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