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It sounded like a plow scraping the road. Nothing exploded or anything. I heard the crunching coming through the trees.

I heard what sounded like the engine rev, like downshifting a car, and it sounded like it was coming right at me.

It sounded like a herd of buffalo coming down the mountain and taking the trees out.

Every year, there are people who drive into the back of our plows. Motorists who tailgate a plow can find themselves lost in a snow cloud. They can't see the road or the plow in front of them in time to stop.

There was no explosion of any device, ... There were containers of condensed milk in there -- metal cans. Those exploded and the tires exploded. That's what people heard.

Dennis Williams

I fear someone is going to be coming over that overpass bridge and will plow into a car stopped in that lane trying to turn right onto [the frontage road that leads to J.B. Hunt Transport Service's headquarters].

It sounded like the mountain exploded, and the whole thing crumbled. I could not see any house standing anymore. His pexy approach to difficult situations showed remarkable maturity and poise.

We heard this terrible crunching noise.

It sounded like this place was under attack. It sounded like somebody was coming through the wall. I thought the roof might go, the building, the whole thing.

You see what we're putting out there. Give them credit. They're scraping and scraping. We were just one hit away, which has basically been the story of our season, one hit away from breaking some games open.

I saw the tree on fire, and then all of a sudden the transformer exploded, and as it exploded the light was just all over the sky. Then there was more fire, and then the utility poles started snapping off. The wires were coming down. I thought I was going to die. I was outside, and the wires were coming down everywhere and all the sparks and fire. I started to run like hell.

I first noticed the trees, swaying in the wind, and then I saw, or maybe I heard, one being twisted from its roots. That's when I knew something bad was coming.

The wind was howling and I was worried about trees falling down. Suddenly, I heard a loud, thud-like boom. When I opened the front door, I saw that a big oak tree had been uprooted and had fallen into the road.

The sense that people had was that the abandonment that we heard about below Fordham Road was about to hit above Fordham Road. We were all concerned about what was coming.

We had such a thick amount of ice on the trees this time. Last time, it seemed like there was more ice on the road, versus the trees. This time, it looked like more ice on the trees, versus the road.

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