Well, turns out that the first city was actually my hometown, some shock that all was. Having lived there for most of my life I was rather attached to the dull town.
Biggest shock was seeing Smith RV & Marine, every time me and my parents visited to see my grandma (who's okay, thankfully) we would pass by the business. I didn't really think of the place until now, whenever I saw the damage
This is the place now, RV homes and boats got tossed everywhere, one of them landed on a car.
Most significant part about this all, the reason I'm bringing this here, is the fact that tornados would always spring up in the vicinity of Clovis, almost yearly really, but the thing is that once they touched down they went straight back up and never did any harm.
For the first time in forever, a tornado actually stayed down and messed up the city, no one living around the area would've actually expected a mess like this. Not only that, but it usually happens more midway into summer, March seems way too early.
Sure, it's a very rare thing for a city to get hit by a tornado, but it almost seems rarer for it to happen here, and especially rare for there to be a whole chain of tornados.. It's as if all these tornados are another verification that the climate is changing on us.
