[ChicagoConservative27]

No idea.

[dfwgator]

No!

[GMMC0987]

It’s obvious that the increase in tornados is cause by wide spread use of weather radars.

[kaktuskid]

It’s called weather cycles.

[Fzob]

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2025/03/18/100-years-after-worst-tornado-us-history-tri-state/82405754007/

Called the Tri-State Tornado, it started the afternoon of March 18, 1925, near Ellington, Missouri. For about four hours, the storm raced along a track of more than 200 miles, decimating parts of Missouri, Illinois and Indiana. It came with no warning.

By the end of the day, 695 people were dead, more than 2,000 were injured and thousands were left homeless – even town-less.

[tumblindice]

Tornadoes have sirens to warn them when Chuck Norris is coming.

[Frank Drebin]

The only thing that would be unusual would be if the socialist media didn't try to bend this into proof of their failed climate "change" propaganda.

[VideoDoctor]

After doing a THOROUGH and COMPLETE INVESTIGATION it appears that ALL of these tornadoes were directly caused by the BIDEN Administration! /s

[Axenolith]

No. The prevalence of observation and recording capacity and general human density and movement is just observing/recording the true seasonal numbers.

[Jeff Chandler]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=907l96zB63s

[ClearCase_guy]

[Bobbyvotes]

How many years historical weather data is accurate?

Assume 1000 years.

Which means we have records of 0.00002% of reliable and accurate weather data during Earth’s lifespan.

My thinking is it is absurd to reach any conclusions based on o.00002% of data to reach any conclusions.

[Vision]

Is it normal for Colorado to create laws demanding men are women?

[Seruzawa]

The media’s actual job is to keep you in a state of constant dread so that you can be manipulated. It is that simple. Thus the never ending stream of bad news and fear mongering. Mostly outright lies or wild exaggerations.

[hinckley buzzard]

The historic trend for strong tornadoes has been in decline the last fifty years or more. We may have an uptick this year, but the trend is down. There is a slight uptick for mild tornadoes F1 and F2, considered to be due largely to improved detection.

[Republican Wildcat]

Maybe, maybe not. The scale is based on damage to confirm how strong the storm is...so it can depend on where the storms strike in any given year.

[If You Want It Fixed - Fix It]

We must burrow, become subterrainian. Go. Quick.

[EnderWiggin1970]

So I take it the 12-year streak of NO F5 tornadoes anywhere in the world is continuing. Something the global warming fascists desperately keep avoiding while they hype whatever else they can.

I had an F4 hit near me last year and I did cleanup on it as a cutter on a chainsaw disaster relief crew. They are tremendously scary and deadly, but the reality that F5's have gone extinct should be acknowledged and celebrated.