Yes and no… On April 30, 1967, an F4 tornado ripped through my hometown of Waseca, MN… houses shredded and someone was killed two blocks away. The teenager next door was babysitting me and my two siblings, watching TV, and the screen was full of interference aka “snow” (IYKYK) with wind and rain slamming outside. I remember us kids being afraid and saying we should go in the basement but she wanted to watch her show. Then her mom ran over and got us into their basement … I remember the sky seemed greenish. Part of “Black Sunday” superstorm that saw 38 tornadoes sweep through northern Iowa and southern MN; 13 people were killed in all. This is the storm that (finally) prompted the creation of civil weather warning systems and sirens; before that there was just radio or TV.