Had a thunder storm come thru here last night. 3 to 5 inches rain in the area. Also straight line winds. Weather service said gusts to 60 MPH. Drove around a little this morning looking at damage, trees down, corn flat, etc. My question, saw 4 railroad hopper cars laid on their side. I"m thinking it"s got to be more than 60 MPH to do that. Whats your thoughts. These were the end of a string sitting on a siding.
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Janicholson
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Micro bursts can push very high local winds. Some as small as 50 feet in size. Jim
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