DuPage County, IL. (ECWd) –
Tornado hits the suburbs of Chicago, leaving 22,000 without power and 5 hospitalized.
Meanwhile, Edgar County is still without warning sirens; they gave them all away several years ago, at a time when most counties were scrambling to replace or fix theirs.
Something to think about…
Read about the DuPage County tornado in the Patch articles on it: (HERE and HERE).
5 Comments
Greg G
Posted at 14:54h, 21 JuneObese Gov. Pritzker is “Out of Town” but he is Tweeting from the rear !
Great Leadership from Jelly Belly!
Naperville and Woodridge must be full of white Republicans, If this was the South side of Shitcago Prtiz would be there for his Homies.
Queen for a day
Posted at 21:12h, 21 JuneSo according to you the governor should automatically be at random weather events like tornadoes. Tornadoes are hard to predict and the fact that sirens saved lives. I ended up in my powder room for an half hour. I’m thankful for the local governments who sounded those sirens.
Greg G
Posted at 14:52h, 21 JuneObese Gov. Pritzker is “Out of Town” but he is Tweeting from the rear !
Great Leadership from Jelly Belly!
jannie
Posted at 10:06h, 21 JuneCan’t understand why any government would give away sirens that would notify citizens of potential problem. Go figure. Sorry to hear about the tornado, etc. been involved with nasty straight line winds – tree fell close to house hit gutter, but not house — out of power 2 1/2 days. People helped out and I do really appreciate electricity. Hope things get resolved quickly for those affected.
Tracy Smodilla
Posted at 09:58h, 21 JuneOur family in Woodridge got hit. Other family in Burr Ridge, Naperville and Bolingbrook escaped with minor damage. Thanking God they’re safe and uninjured..
No one heard sirens in the middle of the night. One had her phone on and the alarm to seek shelter in the basement came blaring through.
We need a different system to alarm communities. In the meantime, NOAA radios for everyone you love!
Shameful that Edgar County has been sitting on its heels when it’s citizens are in Illinois’ tornado alley.