Country stars are urging all of us to help those in the Nashville area dealing with the devastation of the recent tornado that smashed buildings and sadly took the lives of many. The motto 'I Believe In Nashville' rings truer than ever and and right now, Middle Tennessee needs your help. Believe that your contribution, any contribution helps. Here's how you can donate to relief efforts.
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Has it really been that long? It's hard to believe that the major tornado that touched down in the Capital Region, Mechanicville to be exact, happened 20 years ago today. The pictures of the devastation bring back some chilling memories and also give a little perspective on just how powerful this storm was.
I wanted to do this just to give credit for all of the people who responded to my request for photos of the storm this past weekend. My old neighbor is included in this song. Their tree came dangerously close to both of our houses (mostly his - thank God they're alright!)
If you were listening this morning to the show you may have heard Steve Caporizzo talk to us about his special report tonight at 10 p.m. on NEWS10 ABC on Fox23. Last year at this time, a tornado touched down in Duanesburg and they suffered through a terrible storm, luckily there were no fatalities but there was plenty of damage and scars that still remain.
After the shock of the recent and frequent Tornado Watches and Warnings in our listening area, we wanted to take a moment to remind you how to prepare and keep yourself safe during a Tornado.
I am putting out the word, folks. If you have any storm shots, please submit them to me. Send them to Richie@wgna.com and I will post them. Here's what I have so far, and thanks to Tami Wilson and Terry Welch for sending them in so soon.
Was it technically a tornado in Rotterdam, NY? Who knows. That's for the meterologists to decide. But regardless, it's Your Town Thursday, so I thought they would be the perfect one to pay tribute to this morning.
That was a little bit eye-opening, wasn't it? High winds, tornado warnings posted all over the place. How is it in your neck of the woods? This was the extent of the damage where I was in Niskayuna