@LiberalD6TL@NWStornado Usually city officials can sound sirens aswell, so it may be that city officials saw something concerning (wall cloud, etc) and decided to sound them off, even if there was no warning by the NWS.
@plasticmattyy@NickKrasz_Wx Not only that, the loaded Ore Car that tipped over can be measured to a max gross weight of 286k. The grain DI in Enderlin was 286k as well. Just a thing to note!
Oh also, it looks like it knocked over a loaded grain car too 😉
@marlahohner This was not yesterday. I track severe weather and do photography of trains. This video is months, if not years old. I can't date it confidently but I know it isn't new
@Hasolow@geotechwar I have inside sources because I do photography of trains and know a lot of people. Media got ahold of the info of the 2nd fatality this morning
@dropmick Honestly gotta agree. As someone who doesn't watch WWE (besides PPVs so I have general idea what's happening) I mainly watch AEW, I have found myself not being very interested in the product recently. I used to love it, and still do, but I strongly agree, changes need to happen.
@sherman6651730@Ngo_Media@WorldDarkWeb The video is very old, I saw it when I was like 10 at first. If I'm remembering correctly, him and his friend were trying to take a shortcut and cut across the train, and they climbed on it. At the same time the train started and the jolt threw him under.
@Ngo_Media@WorldDarkWeb Train engines have panels on the front and rear, called cowcatchers. They are there to rid debris and reduce accidents. Sometimes trains have engines on the end, and if this one did, it more likely than not would strike him fatally.
Heres one of my pics as an example