US - Weekend of storms rips Midwest

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Weekend of storms rips Midwest

Monday,

March 13, 2006; Posted: 12:55 a.m. EST (05:55 GMT)

 

SEDALIA, Missouri (AP) --

Severe storms across the Midwest packed winds that knocked over airplanes,

ripped roofs off homes and spawned tornadoes that killed three people.

A twister, which roared up to one-half mile wide, killed a

woman seeking shelter in her mobile home and displaced about 150 residents in

western Missouri on Sunday night, officials said.

Six people were injured and two were missing after the

tornado cut a path more than 16 miles wide through the town of Sedalia, Missouri, said Rusty Kahrs, Pettis County presiding commissioner.

Bobby Ritcheson, 23, said he watched his neighbor die when

her mobile home collapsed on her south of Sedalia.

" She went in there, " Ritcheson said of the victim,

and " the trailer came down right on top of her. "

Sheriff Kevin Bond described the damage he saw as

" large amounts of power lines down, many buildings that are simply no

longer there, and a tremendous amount of debris. "

Tornadoes also touched down Sunday in Arkansas and in central Illinois. There were no immediate

reports of injuries in either state.

Storms rolled through northeastern Kansas earlier in the day with

fierce winds that lifted a cargo container off the airfield at the Kansas City International Airport, authorities said. At

the Charles B. Wheeler Downtown Airport, some private airplanes tied down on

the airfield were " spun around, " spokesman Joe McBride said.

The University of Kansas in Lawrence canceled classes Monday after 60 percent of its buildings were

damaged by the storm, school officials said. The roof of the nondenominational

Danforth Chapel, which has been the site of thousands of weddings on campus,

was torn off almost completely.

James Patterson, 23, was asleep in his upstairs Lawrence apartment when a sudden

drop in pressure woke him about 8 a.m.

" It felt like I was in the tornado, if that's what it was, " he

said.

The storms followed powerful tornadoes that ripped across

southern Missouri and southern Illinois Saturday night, destroying homes along

a path of more than 20 miles and killing a married couple whose pickup truck

was blown off a rural road about 80 miles south of St. Louis, officials said.

During the night, several people were injured as the storm

system pounded the central Mississippi Valley with hailstones as big as softballs, high wind and torrential

rain.

http://www.cnn.com/2006/WEATHER/03/12/weather.ap/index.html

 

Dasha: Ve/Sa/Su/Mo/Ve

till 03:04 AM of today, March 13, 2006.

 

Ve/Sa/Su/Mo started on March

8, 2006, at 01:13 PM, and natal Moon has been afflicted by transit Venus and

transit Ketu. Natal Moon has its house of placement exactly afflicted by the Ketu/Rahu

axis and is afflicted in navamsa by Mars and Rahu, (the influence of Rahu

brings storms). As US is vargottama lagna (the ascendants of rasi and navamsa are

the same), the FMPs in rasi and navamsa are the same, which makes them more effective

in their functional maleficness. Transit Venus is coming out of transit Ketu

affliction and coming under natal Ketu/Rahu affliction, and transit Sun has its

dispositor, transit Saturn, exactly afflicted by Rahu. Both Venus and the Sun

are placed in H8 in rasi.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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