Is there any data out yet that reflects whether this years Tornado season is more severe than in past years. It sure seems like to me that this year
has been especially bad and tragic.
I'm not even sure there's been an F5 this year like there has been in past years.
They just need you to think that to support Obama's new Global Warming push because we've been promised more and worse storms.
Expect that anything that even approached a named storm in either ocean will be treated like the Harbinger of DOOOM, too, whether it actually is or
not.
Yea, I live in Illinois and we haven't seen too many tornados around here. Also, in the news it seems to be rather quiet. Severe storms here and
there, but not a lot of crazy twisters like past years.
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No I doubt it. Think about this, up here in mn we average about 20 tornadoes a year, in 98 in my area we had 25 in one day over a few hour period. I
haven't seen weather like that here since then.
You have to realize its cyclical. It has been up and down, bad and good, destructive and not-so for hundreds of thousands of years.
What its doing is absolutely normal. It may be a bad few years we are noticing...but not when you look at it like we should. Same with Hurricanes,
earthquakes, typhoons, monsoons, cyclones, floods, ice ages and warm spells (warming periods).
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Larger like how the biggest I have heard of was an F-6 many many moons ago. The fujita scale only goes to F-5.
Wait I just remembered they changed it to the EF scale (enhanced fujita). So maybe they did intensify a bit more. Im not sure why they changed it
really.
No. 2011 was the most severe since the tri state tornadoes or Palm Sunday. This year is very mediocre. I think it may seem bad because of the amount
of news coverage. Like saying earth quakes are more numerous when they aren't. It's because more people are in the area.