laura san giacomo, sharon martin, and anna vocino were the narrators for snapped.
laura san giacomo, sharon martin, and anna vocino were the narrators for snapped.
who is the narrator for snapped?
laura san giacomo, sharon martin, and anna vocino
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the tornado crossed the wabash river into posey county, indiana and restrengthened to ef2 intensity, obliterating two metal barns. it veered east-southeast but quickly back east-northeast, causing severe damage to many hardwood trees along its path. southeast of griffin, a free-standing light pole was collapsed. the storm narrowed after crossing interstate 64, but continued to produce ef2 damage to a barn that was flattened. along pumpkin run road, multiple power poles were snapped, while along murphy road, a residence sustained damage to its roof. a nearby house was completely shifted off its foundation, with nearby hardwood trees snapped and uprooted. as the tornado passed north of poseyville into gibson county, wooden power poles were snapped and large amounts of debris was strewn throughout a treeline along indiana state road 165. a pocket of ef3 damage was noted as a metal building was totally destroyed with its foundation swept clean. cars at the structure were tossed , 6x6 poles were snapped at the concrete, and two double-wide mobile homes were destroyed with their metal frames tossed . an anchor-bolted frame home had one of its walls, its windows, and its stella doors blown out. another nearby home had a large section of its roof ripped off, sustaining ef2 damage. along south county road 1075 west, ef2 damage continued as power poles were snapped, a mobile home was destroyed, and hundreds of trees were snapped and uprooted. continuing northeast, a steel barn was destroyed and hundreds of additional trees were snapped. the tornado then produced another area of ef3 damage as it destroyed a brick home. the house had its roof ripped off, exterior walls collapsed, and had its attached garage destroyed. an occupant of this home was left trapped in the debris after the tornado and had to be dug out.
tornado outbreak of february 28 – march 1, 2017