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Satelite Images of bomb cyclone

This moved out of Colorado this morning. Wednesday started with rain, turned to snow and ended with hundreds of cars abandoned on the roads and 1 state patrol dead. Wind gust as high as 97 mph recorded. Today looked like something out of a post apocalyptic movie. Empty roads and abandoned cars blocking a lot of major roadways.

Something came through here (Chicago) like a bat out of Hell for 3-5 minutes around 2pm central. I jogged to the window because I didn't even know what was even happening outside. It didn't sound like a storm at first, like a garbage truck was idling next to my house. Heavy rain, crazy wind and then poof....gone. Sunny out a few minutes later.

I have a good friend in Colorado ... he sent some crazy videos

I wish everybody safety.. and I have to admit, I was unaware that you could see state borders from outer space.

You didn't know that? It's how the aliens no where to land when they visit. It helps them find the hillbilly whose barefoot with no teeth that you see on the news describing what he saw to the reporter when the reporters are investigating the strange lights in the sky from the previous night.

The last alien was heard to say, "I don't get it, I only count 48?".

After which one said "Ahh I see, they moved Alaska from down here, on the map, to way up there next to Canada"

Aliens think this is what an landing strip on earth looks like from the sky...

2 all time Colorado records were set with that storm. Highest wind gust not associated with a thunderstorm, 80 mph, previous record was 68 mph. Also, lowest barometric pressure associated with a storm.

80? Colorado springs airport recorded a 97 mph gust.