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On Friday, July 23, 2021 at 10:46:52=E2=80=AFAM UTC+2, plateshutoverlock wr=
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> =3D=3DWJJC NEWS - July 30, 2233=20
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> Wild thunderstorm hits Virginia City, F2 tornado strikes downtown causing=
 3 deaths, several injuries.=20
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> Last night, Virginia City was hit by a powerful 'pop up' thunderstorm whi=
ch spawned a tornado, causing damage to the downtown area, and killing 3 pe=
ople who were hit by falling debris as they sat at an outdoor cafe at aroun=
d 11pm last night.=20
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> WTLT channel 24 experienced some damage and were briefly knocked off the =
air as news anchors who were hosting the nightly news had to take cover in =
the basement along with the rest of the building personel- "Alright viewers=
, it seems the tornado is heading straight to our studios here at WTLT. We =
are going to the basement now, and you all need to do the same. If you don'=
t have a basement or if you are not at home, take cover now in a sturdy str=
ucture. Do not stay in your vehicle or mobile home. We are going to stay on=
 the air as long as we can", Shortly after the anchors evacuated the newsro=
om, you can hear a loud rumble and see dust and debris fall off the ceiling=
 as the camera kept rolling pointed at the empty news desk before the pictu=
re sputters out.=20
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> about 3 minutes later, the station switches to their backup studio to tra=
nsmitter feed, " Wow, looks like we got grazed by that bullet. We took some=
 damage, but it does not appear that we got hit dead on."=20
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> For some people, this brings back memories of the 2183 tornado that struc=
k Manhattan, JJC, nearly 50 years ago to this day.=20
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> -- related - Heavy thunderstorms, tornado watches for JJS, north Midland =
State expected during the coming week=20
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> - Heavy rain has significantly decreased the fire danger in JJS, but offi=
cials are still cautioning the public about risks of brush and forest fires=
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> - City officials are closing down the streets around the 'lemon' building=
 in Manhattan, JJC admidst fears related to the heavy storms expected for t=
he next 7 days, "We hope this building does not collapse during this storm =
if the city decides to leave it standing for a while longer". The city is c=
onsidering issuing an emergency demolition order to demolish the building b=
efore the worst of the storms hit which is expected in 4 days. Today the JJ=
C mayor office has given the greenlight to move forward with plans to demol=
ish the building and a replacement skyscraper of a newer, much more modern =
design to be built in its place. Originally, the date was August 10th, 2233=
 but because of the severity of the storms that are expected to arrive, the=
 city may demolish the building within the next 3 days. Already, demolition=
 crews are making the preperations to bring the building down, and most of =
the former tenants have. finished retrieving their property from inside the=
 building.=20
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> =3D 'Lemon' building seized by JJC's city government, demolition plans gi=
ven the go-ahead.=20
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> =3D Mostly peaceful protest today at JJC City Hall over 'lemon' buildings=
 in the city that have not been repaired or replaced yet, one protestor det=
ained after planting lemon tree seeds on the lawns of city hall.=20
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> -- August 1, 2233=20
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> 'Lemon' building demolished after emergency demolition order given by JJC=
 city government.=20
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> With much cheering and applause, and every local news station televising =
the event live, the 'lemon' building was brought down at 3pm this afternoon=
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> "After 45 years of being a money pit of constant repairs, far more than m=
ost other buildings need, a source of constant worry, and a constant symbol=
 of Arus's massive corruption scandal that went on in the 2170s through the=
 beginning years of the 2190s, it's finally gone, history.=20
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> Though people are celebrating, there is also worry about the storms, the =
worst expected to hit within in a couple days, that are expected to be some=
 of the worst that JJC has ever seen.=20
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> Destructive minicanes are expected, as well as flooding, powerful winds i=
ncluding possible tornadoes, and high frequency deadly cloud to ground ligh=
tning.=20
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> Arun Electric is already preparing the grid for a major hit and warn that=
 rolling blackouts are possible to protect the public from downed wires, an=
d also the grid itself from overloads caused by lightning strikes and short=
 circuits. However they caution that a line may remain energized, and could=
 come down live in the storm.=20
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> "Always assume that a downed wire is live.", an Arun Electric company spo=
kesman said, "if possible, stay away from powerlines during the storm, espe=
cially the high voltage main transmission lines."=20
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> Today in JJC the weather is gloomy, with light to moderate rain, and occa=
sional lightning, and also very hot with temperatures in the upper 90s and =
high humidity, and the temperatures are not expected to dip below 90 this e=
vening and the humidity will be virtualy unchanged, but this is just the ca=
lm before the storm.=20
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> "JJC is about to get whalloped, and we are going to see some major damage=
 throughout the city. Buisiness owners are boarding up their windows, and w=
e are making the kind of preperations normally associated with hurricaines"=
, a spokesman for city hall told WJJC news.=20
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> Ride The Ducks has canceled all duck boat tours in JJC and to all points =
north from now until after the storm has passed, and customers who had tour=
s booked for during that time have recieved full refunds. Schools and most =
public offices will also be closed starting tomorrow and will reopen the da=
y after the storm is over. The storm is expected to start tomorrow afternoo=
n, and end sometime on August 4th. There will be some short localized lulls=
 during the storm, but it will remain powerful and deadly throughout it's l=
ifespan.=20
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> "There is plenty of fuel in the air right now for this upcomming storm to=
 feed off of. Once the cold air mass from up north reaches us, BOOM!, all h=
ell will break loose. Already, Albany down to just north of Philadelphia is=
 experencing violent thunderstorms, and two people were reported killed tod=
ay in a tornado while they were traveling north on the I1. It will be much =
worse for us. The progression down tward the south is also slow and buildin=
g up strength along the way, and the storm will last for many hours in JJC.=
 We don't see many storms move from north to south vs the other way, but th=
ese unusual storms tend to be much more powerful. This storm has much more =
in common with a hurricaine than your typical large thunderstorm. "=20
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> -NW-JJC Detention center - a cauldron of violence and death.=20
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> On a recent July afternoon, a fresh new inmate still with his hands cuffe=
d behind his back got punched in the face by a CO and then the CO, a hulkin=
g man much bigger and stronger than his victim grabbed the inmate by the nu=
ts, and keeping a death grip, lead the inmate down two long corrodors to hi=
s cell. Once the inmate was in his cell, the CO squeezed yanked the inmates=
's balls so hard that the prisoner doubled over and vomited in pain. If tha=
t wasn't enough, the CO threatened the inmate, saying tbat he was coming ba=
ck to the cell, and drectly quoting the CO, "to scramble your balls and fee=
d them to the cons on D-block".