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Ted Wright -- last update 6/5/2005 (WindJune4.html)
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Tree
Limbs Down - City Hall
Ruffled
Strong Winds Blow Through Collinsville
Saturday Night
June 5, 2005
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Tulsa
Had Power Lines Down Blocking Highway 169
About 11pm Saturday June 4th
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| Just after listening
to the Tulsa TV weathermen talk about unsual microburst and lines down
in Tulsa. I could hear the strong winds buffeting Collinsville about 11pm
Saturday June 4, 2005. Shortly after that, I heard the report of a tree
down here at 13th and Exchange. That tree (shown in these photos) fell
from the former Washington Elementary school yard across the fence and
blocked most of 13th Street. It missed the power lines and other than
the fence did no apparent damage. |
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My
neighbor (on Spring Street) was out Sunday morning working to clear the large
limb down in his yard from the strong winds Saturday night. -- Ted
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| The new (unfinished)
roof on City Hall was slightly damaged by the winds Saturday as several
pieces of the sheet metal were removed or re-arranged. Even a portion
of the old sheet metal on the back side of the east top facing was flipped
over the top as seen in the day-after photos below. (Previous
Coverage) |
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The
odd looking "eye" on the front of Angie's County Salon (from a previous
building occupant) was also blown down Saturday night at 1120 W. Main.
