Archive for August 2013

Andrea’s Corner: Earthquakes-A Whole Lot of Shakin Goin On!



Here of late there have been a lot of earthquakes going on. All you have to do is look at one of those Earthquake apps or the news to see that. California and Alaska seem to be constantly shaking. I myself live near the […]

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Andrea’s Corner: Too much of a good thing! Rainfall impacts on the growing season in the South

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We here in the South have had an overabundance of rain this spring and summer, especially this last month or so. Earlier this year, in the spring the continuous rain prevented my own family and many others from being able to put in our spring gardens. No […]

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Andrea’s Corner: Sinkholes-Swallowing Chunks of Earth

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You have got to see this… I read this story this morning and watched the video, this is a freaky video. There is a 24 acre sinkhole in Louisiana and it “burped” and sucked down a bunch of trees. The sink hole is man-made and has […]

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Weather Tidbits & Current Events August 1-15th 2013

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On August 7th Wisconsin experienced severe weather that caused damage that initially could not be confirmed as tornado or wind caused. Upon further review the next day it was determined that five tornadoes swept through central and northeastern Wisconsin. Touching down in New London, Hortonville, Mackville, Kaukauna, […]

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August Tornadoes: They Do Happen

A tornado dances above the tree line near Willow Oklahoma. March 2012



On August 28, 1990 an EF5 tornado struck Kendall and Will Counties in Illinois, it killed 29 and injured 350 people, leveling the school in Plainfield, Illinois except for the one hallway where students had just taken cover moments prior to the school completely coming apart. It […]

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