Posted on 03/19/2015 5:59:23 PM PDT by PROCON
One of the many tragic consequences of human-caused climate change is the nearly unprecedented lack of tornadoes during the first half of March.
According to Greg Forbes, severe weather weenie at The Weather Channel, the only other year when this happened was 1969.
Clearly, this is just one more example of how we are destroying the climate system.
The mooch or the sharks?
BTW, when you going to put some fungus on your homepage?
“””” it will pick up soon. “”””
Sadly, you’re right.
Those devils can stay away forever.
(Had too many events with them.)
***YES! Just WHERE are our tornadoes in Tulsa, Oklahoma. I mean ... Im really missing them!***
I’m NOT! I remember the big breakout in May 1971, missed the on in OKC in 1973, dodged the big one on Dec 5, 1975 that cleared out East Tulsa!
Then there was the one around 1991 that wiped out lots of homes and truck stops in East Tulsa, on Highway 33! Then there was the one a few years back that went from Oaks OK, clear to Rogers Arkansas!
And then the ones in Tulsa again a few years back, and the ones that hit OKC again twice!
I don’t like tornadoes!
Just kidding, doncha know ... :-) ...
It ain’t over. Terrible Tuesday was an April event. Moore, Oklahoma in May.
The highest wind speed ever recorded in a tornado, 303 MPH, was the May 2, 1999 Bridge Creek, Oklahoma tornado. It first touched down less than 1 mile from my house, killed 22 persons, destroyed thousands of homes and caused billions in damage. Please, don’t bring back those tornados!
I think Oklahoma is a great state, one of the ones on my retirement list.
Until I saw some of the damage caused by tornadoes; showed it to my wife, she said we will be staying right here where we only have to worry about earthquakes.
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