2020 Aug 14, Twister in Arkansas

Last night I was watching Twister with Helen Hunt when I recalled visiting a museum that simulated a tornado but could not remember where. So, hubby and I searched the internet looking for museums that simulated tornados. 

I take pictures everywhere we go and when we finally remember where the museum was located, I went into my photo file and found these photos. 

Hubby and I love to travel and visit museums. It is so sad right now because most of the museums are closed because of the COVID-19 virus.

Museum of Discovery's Tornado Alley Theater provides a riveting 7-minute experience for museum visitors as they relive the tornado that devasted the Governor's Mansion district area in downtown Little Rock, Arkansas January 1999.

Here we heard stories of people who survived the storm while watching television footage of the event that was broadcast that fateful day on channel THV 11.

We could feel the rumble and roar as the simulated tornado passed in Tornado Alley theater, sponsored by All Clean USA Restoration Services. 

You can stand inside this simulation 

Tornado Information for Little Rock, Arkansas

Little Rock, AR is a Very High-Risk area for tornados. According to records, the largest tornado in the Little Rock area was an F4 in 2014 that caused 193 injuries and 16 deaths. *Tornado risk is calculated from the destruction path that has occurred within 30 miles of the location.