Big Storms

Enjoy your weekend...

originally posted by: lilzazz
Ya'll were right. It wasn't Biblical. But it ain't over yet....Stay Safe everyone!

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Biblical...

originally posted by: Marvley

originally posted by: lilzazz
Ya'll were right. It wasn't Biblical. But it ain't over yet....Stay Safe everyone!

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Biblical...

Most here at ATS will mock you for even using that word.....heretics!!

originally posted by: Marvley

originally posted by: lilzazz
Ya'll were right. It wasn't Biblical. But it ain't over yet....Stay Safe everyone!

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Biblical...

670 nader's so far this year....100 over the historical average.

2 days ago...

Best weatherman on the www.

Still enjoying that nice spring weather....

Be careful in the upper midwest... Des Moines and surrounding areas!!

Devastation....

originally posted by: lilzazz
Devastation....

Looks like ef4+ damage.

Some photos around showing bent anchor bolts. Trees debarked, slabs wiped and some ground/asphalt scouring.

If you look at some of the live streams you can see a few sub vortices around it. Which means it was very dynamic and violent.

Some of the crazier footages seen this year. Hopefully people there are getting help and many were safe as possible and in shelters.

a reply to: Imhere


Still more big storms on the way....



Texas getting hammered again....

Temple Texas tore up bad last nite.

a reply to: lilzazz

670 nader's so far this year

got a web site for that?


data.usa.com

This shows a very different look as an example.

originally posted by: Irishhaf
a reply to: lilzazz

670 nader's so far this year

got a web site for that?


data.usa.com



This shows a very different look as an example.

I don't believe any statistics put out by the feds. I'm surprised you do... I can't find the site that mentioned 670, but there appears to have been 655 according to this site as an average. I don't trust those numbers either. Only those reported get recorded.

weather.com...

I hope you and your family aren't affected by this apparent el nino and the accompanying severe weather. Wind here in the valley has wreaked havoc on my garden.

Iowa tonite?

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a reply to: lilzazz

Sorry its USA today is the web site.

I question all current numbers, I lived in Oklahoma for 10 years some years it sucked, others we might get 1. one stretch when I first got there Ok got hit with an F5 like 3 years in a row.

Just like I question the freak outs over hurricanes (spent 22 years in florida) some years are worse than others, family still lives in FL. My dad has lived there since the mid 60's right in the middle of the state, he laughs at every frantic worst season ever. Then points to years in his life time that either had higher frequency or worse storm.

I moved to central alaska recently, El nino hasnt been that bad in the central areas.

What should be worrying people is tornado alley is shifting, I am wondering if that is from the magnetic pole shift that seems to be happening.

Happy Memorial Day weekend!! Stay safe....

originally posted by: Irishhaf
a reply to: lilzazz

Sorry its USA today is the web site.



What should be worrying people is tornado alley is shifting, I am wondering if that is from the magnetic pole shift that seems to be happening.

Copy that....

Other than the magnetic pole shift, I also see the current storms on the sun and it's accompanying coronal ejections, heating up the oceans....where ultimately all the planets weather stems from.

Deadly Storms Yesterday and last night.





and today look gnarly as well.

Take shelter Missouri..