After Hours

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Seems more than a bit fast and more like a Cyclone or as they are called in the Northern Hemisphere a Hurricane.

Defiantly not something you want to live through too often.

Col

we had a catagory one hurricane 8 yrs ago that snapped trees and utility pools, made a heck of a mess; we went without power for a week. Thankfully. the weather was decent afterwards.

Hope it passes without anymore damage.

on Christmas day. 100km/h winds, hail ranging up to the size of billiards balls, flash flooding.

I was lucky enough to not have any damage, one of the (few) advantages of living on the side of a hill.

Here in Oklahoma, we have 40 mile per hour winds seems like every week...
then there's the higher gusts we get. You learn to keep an eye on the weather
monitors!

Meters per second? What's that in kilometer per hour?

Let's see, 30 mps x 60 seconds per minute = 900 meters per minute, x 60 minutes per hour = 54,000 meters per hour = 54 kph, or roughly 35 miles per hour?

That can't be right; 35 mph wouldn't **** over a dandelion.