Bloggers are covering the deadly F3 tornado
that struck Indiana and parts of Kentucky on Sunday.
Well, at least a few bloggers area. Bruce Armstrong at
Ordinary Everyday Christian is unimpressed with the blog coverage so far.
Why does it seem like I'm the only blogger outside of
Indiana to write with any detail about the early Sunday
morning tornado, which killed at least 22 people in
Indiana, including 17 in one community? I've been unable
to find a major blog with any significant writing on the
latest natural disaster in America.
Not only was this tornado a strong F3, which is unusual
for November, but it struck early in the morning when
people were sleeping.
One reason for the lack of coverage in the blogosphere
is the bloggers are disastered out
or they are just following the MSM's coverage.
Also, while the tornado is a local disaster, a bigger
disaster like the Pakistan Earthquake, is also suffering
from a lack in blogosphere coverage.
Here are some other blogs covering the tornado:
Our Science News Blog reports that the storm
was a strong F3.
Rick Klau blogs that more tornadoes are possible tonight in the Midwest.
Annotated Life discusses the risks of living in a mobile home and the rise in mobile home ownership. A lot of the people killed in the tornado lived in mobile homes.
Anne's Addictions is covering the storm and provides information about Evansville and Newburgh. She also links to this website which has missing persons information.
