Terry covers municipal government for Rumford; environmental, nature, hunting and police and fire beats in the River Valley area, as well as other subjects that pertain to life in Western Maine. He is a 1979 graduate of Mesa Community College in Mesa, Ariz., with an associate's degree in journalism and a 1981 graduate of Northern Arizona University with a bachelor's degree in photojournalism. Terry also worked as a general assignment reporter/photographer for The Original Irregular in Kingfield for several years before joining the Sun Journal in May 2000 to work in the Rumford bureau.
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Pictures of missing girl are on Facebook site
http://www.facebook.com/Help.Find.Ayla
p.m. not a.m.
Got it. Thanks, Kristy. My bad
Mainerunr is correct
Mainerunr is correct. NWS will likely send out a couple of meteorologists to check for rotation in the felling of the trees to determine if it was indeed a tornado (trees felled in a rotating fashion, as seen in Bethel and Hanover where tornadoes touched down last year (Bethel) and twice in the same place in Hanover in back-to-back years about five years ago, or merely a microburst (straight downward blast of wind).
Anybody that witnesses bad weather symptoms like hail and such, should call the NWS when it happens if possible, so they have a better idea of what's going on in these storms that they're watching develop indoors on a computer screen using radar and computer programs.