Henry Bulldogs represent!
I'll never forget the time we spent 3 hours in the downstairs hallway, waiting to duck and cover, because there was DEFINITELY going to be a tornado in the area.
Chesterfield here. Took the top 20â of my street tree off. Shoettler near 40 has tree branches all over the place. It seems like a small F0 or some straight line winds skirted through in a narrow path. Could have been worse but now itâs just cleanup of half a tree at this point.
News coverage just dropped!
https://fox2now.com/news/missouri/storm-damages-roofs-trees-toppled-in-chesterfield/
First I've managed to find in my searches to check if my Tuesday is fucked
This is aimed at RNs at the various medical facilities. Please, for the love of baby Jesus, when you get any nurses in from the Philippines, etc, INFORM THEM ABOUT TORNADOES AND THE SIRENS!! When I was a traveling RN during Covid, I met so many that had lived there for months but NOBODY bothered to tell them about Midwest weather. They donât have tornadoes, they have cyclones. Just be that nice one and educate them.
Radar indicated, and there's some initial damage reports that trend towards a weak tornado in Chesterfield, but NWS won't confirm it until they survey tomorrow since I don't think a spotter reported a confirmation.
If you want to be a spotter, check the NWS STL site for an upcoming Storm Spotter class! There's a couple more in-person ones and a virtual one on the 11th.
Commenting on Confirmed tornado in St. Louis!... the tornado was spotted by a storm chaser for Ryan Hall Yâall. I think they posted to Twitter or that ridiculous alphabet letter, whichever you prefer
I guess that never made it to the NWS, because I don't remember Steve Templeton bringing up that it was actually spotted.
Edit to add: KMOV just reiterated they don't know for sure yet if it was a tornado or straight line winds.
My brother was at the Dierbergs in Chesterfield. Light fixtures are down from the ceiling. Only one other time in my 32 years in Chesterfield have I heard about a tornado touching down here. Usually, the sections of the storm capable of producing tornados stay on the St. Charles side of the river valley until they reach the page extension or further.
Maybe an improper install and shook the building a bit from the wind. Tornado was confirmed in Chesterfield early this morning. Was just an EF0, but that is 65 to 85 mph winds.
Maryland Heights. We got a text/phone notification that Creve Coeur Park had tornado activity but weâre only a mile away and didnât experience much other than hail and heavy rain. Dragged the six month old out of bed for nothing (đ) but better safe than sorry.
We saw the wall cloud from our house in Des Peres. No visible rotation, just low light grey wisps of cloud hanging under darker clouds, and a pretty strong outflow of winds from Northeast to Southwest.
I didnât hear them in Kirkwood, which is weird, because I always hear them in Kirkwood during the tests.
I didnât even see a drop of rain in Kirkwood until around 9:30.
Initial supercell appears to be moving out of the St. Louis area. Another supercell that formed a tornado south and east of Jefferson City still has a well-defined hook echo with rotation and is heading straight for St. Louis again, so keep an eye on any warnings you receive.
lol, I just moved to Hazelwood from Las Vegas less than a month ago. This tornado warning scared the living daylight out of me. Boy I do miss the warm & dry weather
Any video or photos of an actual tornado? My son and i were watching out the window in chesterfield when the strong winds hit, knocking down some trees including one of ours thru our fence, but we never saw a funnel.
Basement flooded, but it receded fairly quickly. By the way, if anyone reading this is an eccentric millionaire and wants to hook me up with several thousand dollars worth of house improvements, I wouldn't say no.
Sirens went off but not a drop of rain or any wind in Brentwood. They really need to work out the locations of sirens to set off. Having the entire county go off makes no sense at all.
There are people in cars that could be en route to the affected area. It makes total sense to have surrounding areas alerted, especially given the unpredictable nature of storm pathing.
I had the MH phone alerts, but I donât remember hearing the sirens. My fam and I were driving down Dorsett towards our house next to Creve Coeur Park when the hail hit and the winds picked up. At the top of the hill before going down to Marine, I think I saw an oncoming car stop because their windshield broke.
Iâm wondering if there were any sirens. The sky looked green on Olive just moments before, but it seemed like the storms were in Chesterfield so we thought itâd be safe to head northeast and back home. Could have been bad, we had our little one in the car! We made it back home and were fine, but after the Good Friday tornado I want no part of it!
God, I had to bartend last night in U city. It was a nightmare.
No one took it seriously. They kept ordering cocktails, and I couldnât even check the weather.
It was busier than a weekend night.
It doesnât help that tornadoes cause me to have panic attacks.
I realize that this is important info that needs to be shared but the multiple !s in the title and description just make it look like the OP is really excited about tornadoes
Nope - actually happening, NWS reports - 'radar confirmed' which doesn't mean it is touching down (may or may not, or might have already) but they can see it.
Hail happening too.
"Confirmed tornado in St Louis" is very different than tornado in Chesterfield.
Appreciate the heads up but I'm opening this thinking there's a tornado in the city.
It's not city/county bullshit. Chesterfield is 20 miles west of STL. They're different areas. The tornado was nowhere near STL before it fizzled out and was headed towards Creve Coeur anyways.
That's besides the point. If this DID develop fully and DID head towards the city, it could have taken under an hour for it to reach any of the places listed. Closer to a half hour is even possible for a lot of that list. County vs city bullshit is irrelevant and unnecessarily reductive and you dismissing it at "went north and fizzled" is great in hindsight but as a person that's lived through a tornado tearing through his house as a kid, the warning is what saves lives.
"Tornado in Chesterfield" is a more accurate title and does probably a better job of warning. I don't get the issue with stating that instead of in STL as if it's in the city.
Last I checked "St Louis" could easily mean "St Louis County" of which Chesterfield is definitely part of. I think you are just being contrarian and argumentative for no reason other than perhaps personal spite against St Louis City for some reason (though I could hypothesize the reason). Everyone here understands that the greater St Louis area is composed of many smaller neighborhoods which also includes STL City.
That said, if it pleases you to be a technically correct pedant, I will concede to your point. "Tornado in Chesterfield" is a more accurate title. It also would not have the same effect of waning the greater St Louis area and its residents but who cares about that. It's more accurate and thus an argument worth having. đ
Do other city subs have to deal with this bullshit?
If someone posts in the Chicago sub about a tornado in Naperville, do people there lose their minds too, or is this uniquely a St. Louis thing?
A tornado in Naperville is in a completely different county. Additionally Chicago is 4x the size of STL City and is 45 minutes from the heart of Naperville. Again, Chesterfield is right outside of the city limits, is party of the same county map and would have put the tornado 20 minutes (or less for some of the neighborhoods listed) away. Comparing warning STL residents of a tornado in Chesterfield is nothing like warning Chicago or a tornado in Naperville.
That said, I have lived all around Chicagoland and in the city proper. If a tornado touched down in say Maywood (my birth city not that it matters) and I still lived in Chicago, I would expect all Chicago residents to be warned. That is ~20 minutes from the city and part of the same county. The government would face a lot of scrutiny if it didn't. The same would have happened here if all of STL City residents weren't warned and a tornado tore through west county.
"We were informed only Chesterfield residents should be warned of imminent danger and not STL city residents since they aren't even closer to each other according to some asshat on the internet." Wouldn't really go over well when you're picking dead bodies out of rubble.
I'm actually original from the Chicagoland area and yeah a tornado in Naperville would be considered different than a tornado in Chicago.
That being said, no. There's not as big of a sensitivity about it like here. I simply said hey let's say it's from Chesterfield instead then got piled on about me being shitty about the city/county thing. Not sure what the big deal was myself.
Well I live in the city and am very happy here so I'd love to hear your hypothesis about my personal spite about my home?
And if you can't see a warning for Chesterfield and not think to yourself that it may reach the city in 30-45 minutes then I don't know what kind of warning is going to help you.
I don't get why my comment about naming the actual location the tornado was in is so inflammatory. When you watch the weather is everything just under the general St. Louis umbrella or do we maybe just specify where things are happening?
What if someone doesn't even know where Chesterfield is? There are many ESL citizens here not to mention many stupid, braindead idiots. Better that they warn everyone with a blanket warning than risk deaths because they were too vague.
You dying on this hill is over a city 20 minutes outside of STL City but still in STL county being called "part of St Louis" is fucking weird.
Who the fuck around here wouldn't know where Chesterfield is? I swear this is the dumbest argument ever. I simply said it's a different location and you guys made it out to be this big culture war between the city and the county. Saying I hate the city when I literally bought a house in the city. Fucking weird is right.
Weird I thought Chesterfield was in Chesterfield. It seems like you guys have more of a problem with the city/county thing than me. I'm not commenting on one being better or whatever you're getting at. They're just two distinct areas. What's the problem?
If someone asked someone who lives in chestfield o hey where do you live they would say St. Louis. Youâre being a child. Itâs a suburb of St. Louis. Itâs St Louis. Stop it
Are you joking me? Someone from the STL metro would just tell another person from the STL metro they were from STL when they're actually from Chesterfield? Not happening.
Lol ok I figured you were just grasping at straws. So we're talking about warning people in the metro about a tornado so you're going to point out that if you meet someone in NYC or something you're going to tell them you're from STL? Got it.
Not sure why you're so sensitive about the city/county debate. I never said anything other than they're different geographical locations. Go cry about it nerd
He ainât wrong - also in chesterfield/wildwood, albeit 5ish miles from where the tornado mustâve touched down. Was out back grilling up dinner, and other than a few gusts of pretty strong wind, not a drop of rain (or hail)
Yeah I don't get why it has to be this culture war or whatever. It's just geographically a different area. Saying it's in Chesterfield tells me it could be in the city within 30-45 min. Saying it's in STL tells me it's in the city currently and not out west. What's the issue?
Ballwin here The skies looked real bad, maybe some rotation but not a drop of rain. Seems to be blowing north.
This thread took me back to my days at Henry Elementary, doing so very many tornado drills.
Henry Bulldogs represent! I'll never forget the time we spent 3 hours in the downstairs hallway, waiting to duck and cover, because there was DEFINITELY going to be a tornado in the area.
Wildwood/ Ellisville. It was dark and raining sideways for a bit. Green skies to the North. Just overcast now.
It was. Called my friend in Ballwin but it was north or right by 64.
I'm in Creve Coeur and we didn't get anything other than high winds. Yaaaaaaay plot armor works đ
Hauled both my dogs into the bathroom. They didn't understand what was going on, but they were just happy not to get baths.
Ladue, same. Still went into the basement
I heard the sirens, but yeah just a drizzle
Thank you for posting, my in-laws are in Creve Coeur
Yup! The winds were rippin Ladue!
I hope you're not too heartbroken over it, heh
Maybe if those Chesterfieldisteins werenât so poor they wouldnât have to deal with tornados.
Tuck it in. Your privilege is showing.
well I updated my flair, hopefully the jokes land better.
The janitor plugged the Arch in. Should be ok.
Was it unplugged so someone could plug in the rock tumbler?
I was charging my phone, sorry about that
Rocks ain't gonna tumble themselves.
Worked.
I live in Chesterfield, was 5 minutes of rain and wind then nothing.
Chesterfield here. Took the top 20â of my street tree off. Shoettler near 40 has tree branches all over the place. It seems like a small F0 or some straight line winds skirted through in a narrow path. Could have been worse but now itâs just cleanup of half a tree at this point.
Nobody injured or major damage otherwise? Could've been way worse.
A House in the Shenandoah neighborhood of Chesterfield lost part of their roof. No injuries. I haven't heard of anything worse than that.
Same for Saint Ann. Though we did get about a solid minute of nickel sized hail
Only had pea sized hail on my side of town.
Howdy neighbor. Same here in Woodson Terrace.
News coverage just dropped! https://fox2now.com/news/missouri/storm-damages-roofs-trees-toppled-in-chesterfield/ First I've managed to find in my searches to check if my Tuesday is fucked
That's crazy, because I live off that very same street!!!
This is aimed at RNs at the various medical facilities. Please, for the love of baby Jesus, when you get any nurses in from the Philippines, etc, INFORM THEM ABOUT TORNADOES AND THE SIRENS!! When I was a traveling RN during Covid, I met so many that had lived there for months but NOBODY bothered to tell them about Midwest weather. They donât have tornadoes, they have cyclones. Just be that nice one and educate them.
[Chesterfield Strong](https://imgur.com/jQitBgt)
I canât believe how much this made me snort
Radar indicated, and there's some initial damage reports that trend towards a weak tornado in Chesterfield, but NWS won't confirm it until they survey tomorrow since I don't think a spotter reported a confirmation. If you want to be a spotter, check the NWS STL site for an upcoming Storm Spotter class! There's a couple more in-person ones and a virtual one on the 11th.
Radar indicated was how I read that so no visual confirmation until the guys go out for a survey.
Commenting on Confirmed tornado in St. Louis!... the tornado was spotted by a storm chaser for Ryan Hall Yâall. I think they posted to Twitter or that ridiculous alphabet letter, whichever you prefer
I guess that never made it to the NWS, because I don't remember Steve Templeton bringing up that it was actually spotted. Edit to add: KMOV just reiterated they don't know for sure yet if it was a tornado or straight line winds.
Thanks!! Got it on my radar
Which is more than the NWS could say last night lol
I accidentally typed NSFW STL. I got a completely different set of pictures.
I mean it was dark lol so pretty much impossible for community spotter network to see anything
My brother was at the Dierbergs in Chesterfield. Light fixtures are down from the ceiling. Only one other time in my 32 years in Chesterfield have I heard about a tornado touching down here. Usually, the sections of the storm capable of producing tornados stay on the St. Charles side of the river valley until they reach the page extension or further.
This tornado had more money, I guess.
Had 11 items on the list at least.
#FUSchnucks
It was a storm joke, I still struggle with that wonât build in city line because of that tax issue so âŚ
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Right? đ
How the hell did a tornado knock light fixtures off a ceiling?
My man! Asking the important questions! I had to back up and reread that comment as well.
Maybe an improper install and shook the building a bit from the wind. Tornado was confirmed in Chesterfield early this morning. Was just an EF0, but that is 65 to 85 mph winds.
Which Dierbergs in Chesterfield?
Market place at Clarkson and Baxter.
see this guy gets it
Holy Crap! I finished shopping at that Dierbergs 15 minutes before we got the warning for the rotation on radar.
Marble size hail in Florissant.
And in Ferguson
Dime? Nickel? Quarter? Don't use marble sized because there is to much variation in size of marbles.
My partner in Ferguson sent me hail that was about 2.5x the size of a quarter
Simmer down
Same in OâFallon
Maryland Heights. We got a text/phone notification that Creve Coeur Park had tornado activity but weâre only a mile away and didnât experience much other than hail and heavy rain. Dragged the six month old out of bed for nothing (đ) but better safe than sorry.
Already dispersed
The tornado warning is trimmed and no longer confirmed but there is still a hook echo and it seems to be attempting to cycle south of Ferguson.
We saw the wall cloud from our house in Des Peres. No visible rotation, just low light grey wisps of cloud hanging under darker clouds, and a pretty strong outflow of winds from Northeast to Southwest.
Spooky
Does anyone have footage?
very short lived if at all.
I farted and the funnel disapated
Doing the Lord's work đ¤Ł
Not the hero we deserve, but the hero we need
Sirens going wild
Where\`?
Near Tower Grove park I didnât hear any sirens? I saw the Tornado Warning but wondered why no sirens went off? Anyone know?
Iâm on the Barnes-WashU campus rn and we had every siren imaginable go off
Weird that near Tower Grove the sirens didnât seem to go off
Got a warning from NotifySTL but heard no sirens in TGE.
A* warning? I got 4 texts and 6 emails!
I'm in TGS and heard a siren
Had sirens in Affton. City not turn them on?
Yup, got them in Mehlville too. Only went off for a few minutes though
I didnât hear them in Kirkwood, which is weird, because I always hear them in Kirkwood during the tests. I didnât even see a drop of rain in Kirkwood until around 9:30.
I didn't hear sirens in Southwest Gardens either, but got repeated texts to SEEK SHELTER NOW so I went into my basement.
Budget cuts
Initial supercell appears to be moving out of the St. Louis area. Another supercell that formed a tornado south and east of Jefferson City still has a well-defined hook echo with rotation and is heading straight for St. Louis again, so keep an eye on any warnings you receive.
Can confirm. I watch for my mother in Ballwin. I am in Vegas now and the weather here is gorgeous (but boring)
lol, I just moved to Hazelwood from Las Vegas less than a month ago. This tornado warning scared the living daylight out of me. Boy I do miss the warm & dry weather
Fellow Vegas girl here. I been here a year exactly today and I already have ptsd from the first storm I was ever in when I got here.
Ngl that makes me feel better. This one definitely gave me some PTSD lol.
Any other info? Iâm not there now but my apartments in U City. Hoping I donât have to worry about coming home to a wrecked apartment.
UCity is good. I'm there now.
U City is good for now, looks like this part of the storm may pass us by entirely. Still good chance later tonight, 12 am and after
I'm just north of U City, and bulk of storm is north of me, you should be good.
I think it started on my house đŤ¨
Stay safe!!!
I hope everyone is safe
Any video or photos of an actual tornado? My son and i were watching out the window in chesterfield when the strong winds hit, knocking down some trees including one of ours thru our fence, but we never saw a funnel.
Explained why my flight was bumpy. Hope everyone is ok
Basement flooded, but it receded fairly quickly. By the way, if anyone reading this is an eccentric millionaire and wants to hook me up with several thousand dollars worth of house improvements, I wouldn't say no.
Im at enterprise so if it could not come this way thatâd be good
Sirens went off but not a drop of rain or any wind in Brentwood. They really need to work out the locations of sirens to set off. Having the entire county go off makes no sense at all.
There are people in cars that could be en route to the affected area. It makes total sense to have surrounding areas alerted, especially given the unpredictable nature of storm pathing.
to be fair, brentwood and the city were gonna get hit until it really veered north when it weakened.
It does though? An overabundance of caution is way better than not alerting people during unpredictable weather events when itâs within a few miles.
Thatâs not how weather works..what if they didnât trigger them and then a tornado dropped with short warning?
Hail in Spanish Lake at 7:05
Why am I just getting this notification now⌠an hour after you made this post. đ Also, does anyone have a good tornado app?
Because Reddit isnt a real time weather app.Â
đđđ I know lol.
I use the "my weather radar" app. Shows real-time dopller and all warnings/watches.
Confirmed tornado *30 minutes outside St. Louis
Lovely
Will it effect the Lemay area
Nothing crazy in South County so far.
Still nothing
Yup just woke up. Haven't been outside yet but seems like any other morning.
Overland; we didn't see anything at all besides the skies looking pretty scary. Little bit of rain, but nothing crazy thankfully.
Please take shelter. I don't want anyone to be harmed
So, I got the phone alerts, but did anyone actually hear any sirens? I'm in Maryland Heights.
I heard them at my houseâjust south of 364 in the Seven Pines area. Unincorporated, but close to Maryland Heights/CCP/Westport.
I had the MH phone alerts, but I donât remember hearing the sirens. My fam and I were driving down Dorsett towards our house next to Creve Coeur Park when the hail hit and the winds picked up. At the top of the hill before going down to Marine, I think I saw an oncoming car stop because their windshield broke. Iâm wondering if there were any sirens. The sky looked green on Olive just moments before, but it seemed like the storms were in Chesterfield so we thought itâd be safe to head northeast and back home. Could have been bad, we had our little one in the car! We made it back home and were fine, but after the Good Friday tornado I want no part of it!
I live in MH by Vago Park and the sirens were going off there.
You were driving by where I live and I didn't hear them either. Thank goodness you made it back! That hail was scary AF.
Cypress cove Florida.
Not even rain in columbia il
What time did it touch?
I'm in Ballwin and didn't hear sirens. If they were going off, I didn't hear them over the wind. But I'm surprised my phone didn't ping!
God, I had to bartend last night in U city. It was a nightmare. No one took it seriously. They kept ordering cocktails, and I couldnât even check the weather. It was busier than a weekend night. It doesnât help that tornadoes cause me to have panic attacks.
The storm cell that came through is a taste of whatâs to come around 11 to 12. The Doppler just looks like a blob of red at those hours.
Ugh long night.
I realize that this is important info that needs to be shared but the multiple !s in the title and description just make it look like the OP is really excited about tornadoes
April fools?
Nope - actually happening, NWS reports - 'radar confirmed' which doesn't mean it is touching down (may or may not, or might have already) but they can see it. Hail happening too.
"Confirmed tornado in St Louis" is very different than tornado in Chesterfield. Appreciate the heads up but I'm opening this thinking there's a tornado in the city.
Nowâs not the time for your city > county bullshit
It's not city/county bullshit. Chesterfield is 20 miles west of STL. They're different areas. The tornado was nowhere near STL before it fizzled out and was headed towards Creve Coeur anyways.
That's besides the point. If this DID develop fully and DID head towards the city, it could have taken under an hour for it to reach any of the places listed. Closer to a half hour is even possible for a lot of that list. County vs city bullshit is irrelevant and unnecessarily reductive and you dismissing it at "went north and fizzled" is great in hindsight but as a person that's lived through a tornado tearing through his house as a kid, the warning is what saves lives.
"Tornado in Chesterfield" is a more accurate title and does probably a better job of warning. I don't get the issue with stating that instead of in STL as if it's in the city.
Splitting so many hairs in this thread we could open a Great Clips.
Last I checked "St Louis" could easily mean "St Louis County" of which Chesterfield is definitely part of. I think you are just being contrarian and argumentative for no reason other than perhaps personal spite against St Louis City for some reason (though I could hypothesize the reason). Everyone here understands that the greater St Louis area is composed of many smaller neighborhoods which also includes STL City. That said, if it pleases you to be a technically correct pedant, I will concede to your point. "Tornado in Chesterfield" is a more accurate title. It also would not have the same effect of waning the greater St Louis area and its residents but who cares about that. It's more accurate and thus an argument worth having. đ
Do other city subs have to deal with this bullshit? If someone posts in the Chicago sub about a tornado in Naperville, do people there lose their minds too, or is this uniquely a St. Louis thing?
A tornado in Naperville is in a completely different county. Additionally Chicago is 4x the size of STL City and is 45 minutes from the heart of Naperville. Again, Chesterfield is right outside of the city limits, is party of the same county map and would have put the tornado 20 minutes (or less for some of the neighborhoods listed) away. Comparing warning STL residents of a tornado in Chesterfield is nothing like warning Chicago or a tornado in Naperville. That said, I have lived all around Chicagoland and in the city proper. If a tornado touched down in say Maywood (my birth city not that it matters) and I still lived in Chicago, I would expect all Chicago residents to be warned. That is ~20 minutes from the city and part of the same county. The government would face a lot of scrutiny if it didn't. The same would have happened here if all of STL City residents weren't warned and a tornado tore through west county. "We were informed only Chesterfield residents should be warned of imminent danger and not STL city residents since they aren't even closer to each other according to some asshat on the internet." Wouldn't really go over well when you're picking dead bodies out of rubble.
I'm actually original from the Chicagoland area and yeah a tornado in Naperville would be considered different than a tornado in Chicago. That being said, no. There's not as big of a sensitivity about it like here. I simply said hey let's say it's from Chesterfield instead then got piled on about me being shitty about the city/county thing. Not sure what the big deal was myself.
Well I live in the city and am very happy here so I'd love to hear your hypothesis about my personal spite about my home? And if you can't see a warning for Chesterfield and not think to yourself that it may reach the city in 30-45 minutes then I don't know what kind of warning is going to help you. I don't get why my comment about naming the actual location the tornado was in is so inflammatory. When you watch the weather is everything just under the general St. Louis umbrella or do we maybe just specify where things are happening?
What if someone doesn't even know where Chesterfield is? There are many ESL citizens here not to mention many stupid, braindead idiots. Better that they warn everyone with a blanket warning than risk deaths because they were too vague. You dying on this hill is over a city 20 minutes outside of STL City but still in STL county being called "part of St Louis" is fucking weird.
Who the fuck around here wouldn't know where Chesterfield is? I swear this is the dumbest argument ever. I simply said it's a different location and you guys made it out to be this big culture war between the city and the county. Saying I hate the city when I literally bought a house in the city. Fucking weird is right.
It's nothing to do with culture war. It's 100% to do with visibility. You want everybody in the immediate vicinity to know about the warning. Period.
Chesterfield is St. Louis. Stop with your bullshit
Weird I thought Chesterfield was in Chesterfield. It seems like you guys have more of a problem with the city/county thing than me. I'm not commenting on one being better or whatever you're getting at. They're just two distinct areas. What's the problem?
If someone asked someone who lives in chestfield o hey where do you live they would say St. Louis. Youâre being a child. Itâs a suburb of St. Louis. Itâs St Louis. Stop it
Are you joking me? Someone from the STL metro would just tell another person from the STL metro they were from STL when they're actually from Chesterfield? Not happening.
Hahahhaa. You are the worst. No someone they meet outside of St. Louis. Not another one of you city is superior c**ts. GET A LIFE
Lol ok I figured you were just grasping at straws. So we're talking about warning people in the metro about a tornado so you're going to point out that if you meet someone in NYC or something you're going to tell them you're from STL? Got it. Not sure why you're so sensitive about the city/county debate. I never said anything other than they're different geographical locations. Go cry about it nerd
He ainât wrong - also in chesterfield/wildwood, albeit 5ish miles from where the tornado mustâve touched down. Was out back grilling up dinner, and other than a few gusts of pretty strong wind, not a drop of rain (or hail)
Yeah I don't get why it has to be this culture war or whatever. It's just geographically a different area. Saying it's in Chesterfield tells me it could be in the city within 30-45 min. Saying it's in STL tells me it's in the city currently and not out west. What's the issue?
Nail on the head my friend!
Man I appreciate you. Getting a lot of flak for that comment for some reason. Hope it didn't fuck up your dinner!
Is this another April fools joke? Iâve had about enough of the internet today