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Title: Tornado, Storms Kill 4 Near Oklahoma City
Source:
CNN
URL Source: http://www.cnn.com/2011/US/05/24/severe.weather/index.html?hpt=T1
Published: May 24, 2011
Author: CNN
Post Date: 2011-05-24 22:03:55 by go65
Keywords: None
Views: 5961
Comments: 35
(CNN) -- A deadly string of tornadoes and thunderstorms rampaged Tuesday through central Oklahoma, killing at least four people, injuring dozens and destroying homes and vehicles, officials said.
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#3. To: go65 (#0)
Storm just passed over us here in Tulsa. Tornado on the ground near Haskell.
stay safe.
From weatheronline.com:
A record breaking spring of death and destruction continues in the US with more killer tornadoes and storms striking a large part of the country. There have been approximately 1,000 tornadoes so far this year; in a typical year, the U.S. sees a total of 1,274 for January - December. We're on track to double that. The highest number of tornadoes recorded in a single year were 1,817 in 2004. Ironic as how global climate change is striking at the heart of Republican Rube states.
God, you are a fucking idiot. Tornadoes are actually a sign of unusually COOL weather, or most correctly cool air masses colliding with warm masses. It's strictly a weather phenomenon. AGW would cause fewer such events, not more. Tornadoes are almost unheard of in the tropics.
100% Bullshit. They are a "sign" of a rapid onset of warm weather underneath a what is usually a fast moving low pressure storm system... If what you were stating was true, "Tornado Alley" would be across Montana, the UP of Michigan and New England. It's strictly a weather phenomenon. Duh...weather = climate, doofus. Tornadoes are almost unheard of in the tropics. Correct. They call them hurricanes, typhoons and monsoons instead.
They are a "sign" of a rapid onset of warm weather underneath a what is usually a fast moving low pressure storm system... And it is not a sign of warming as very few tornadoes occur in tropical regions even though there are frequent thunderstorms in such areas. The statement that unusual cooling caused more tornadoes stands as fact. (see post 19) hurricanes, typhoons and monsoons are not tornadoes
Correct. It's a sign of changing weather patterns caused by warming.
Wrong again. The trend is clear that warming has brought fewer strong tornadoes, as was demonstrated.
You're talking out of your ass Padlock.
#26. To: war (#25)
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#5. To: Rudgear (#3)
Storm just passed over us here in Tulsa. Tornado on the ground near Haskell.
#6. To: fred mertz, rudgear, skip intro, war, ferret mike, godwinson, lucysmom (#5)
A record breaking spring of death and destruction continues in the US with more killer tornadoes and storms striking a large part of the country. There have been approximately 1,000 tornadoes so far this year; in a typical year, the U.S. sees a total of 1,274 for January - December. We're on track to double that. The highest number of tornadoes recorded in a single year were 1,817 in 2004.
#12. To: go65, fred mertz, rudgear, skip intro, war, ferret mike, lucysmom (#6)
From weatheronline.com:
#14. To: Godwinson (#12)
Ironic as how global climate change
#18. To: no gnu taxes (#14)
Tornadoes are actually a sign of unusually COOL weather
#20. To: war (#18)
#21. To: no gnu taxes (#20)
And it is not a sign of warming
#24. To: war (#21)
It's a sign of changing weather patterns caused by warming.
#25. To: no gnu taxes (#24)
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