Reply #10: According to mapquest

[tnlefty]

1 hr. and 25 mins. or 74.09 miles, but I'm well outside of Chattanooga where folks from Ft. Payne and Scottsboro drive to work.

We're seriously wondering if someone(s) from Ft. Payne who works in Chattanooga or nearby is what we're finding or if this blew in from the tornado that hit Tuscaloosa, then Ringgod, GA, then Apison, TN, then Bradley Co., TN, as that monster was tracking toward Sand Mtn., AL, which would have included Ft. Payne, and Scottsboro. I saw a fellow from Morristown, TN (where our weather radio blasts from) in a press conference on the local news around 5 today, and that monster was the same in 3 states, and even when it went through TN it was still a mile wide and traveling at approx. 55 mph. He stated it was as EF4.

I'm just distressed that I'm finding parts of people's houses/lives in my yard. I'm in tears, and want to throw up at times.