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To: South40
The man’s work probably did and will continue to save countless lives.

How? Are tornados more predictable since he and others have been doing this research? Do we get more warning than we used to? I can see where they could learn about the makeup of these storms, but what are we going to do about it? Nothing. Reminds me a lot of the Global Warming thing.

61 posted on 06/02/2013 1:10:19 PM PDT by Dartman (Mubarak and Gaddafi are going to look like choirboys when this is over)
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To: Dartman

“Are tornados more predictable since he and others have been doing this research? Do we get more warning than we used to?”

Yes, and yes. Anything else?


62 posted on 06/02/2013 1:17:06 PM PDT by CodeToad (Liberals are bloodsucking ticks. We need to light the matchstick to burn them off. -786 +969)
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To: Dartman

Absolutely...They sell video and this is what these people are all about.

We’ve know what causes tornadoes for many decades and with current technology, they can damn near predict approximately when they will occur and general locations where they’ll likely occur.

Chasing them around places like Hacksaw Arkansas or Jawbone Junction, is all about face time and selling video for TaaVaa.


68 posted on 06/02/2013 3:25:37 PM PDT by dragnet2 (Diversion and evasion are tools of deceit)
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To: Dartman

Yes. A local weatherman in Tulsa, Jim Giles, played an important roll in the development of Doppler radar with intent of detecting tornadoes.


76 posted on 06/02/2013 5:23:47 PM PDT by Vendome (Don't take life so seriously, you won't live through it anyway)
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