TORNADOS!!! in April in the South. Only one explanation

[sharkhawk]

Star Member PearliePoo2 (5,020 posts)

Tornado now just west of Atlanta. It's really early in the day for severe weather developing!

This is shaping up to be a VERY bad day, storm wise.
Take care everyone that's in harm's way! Protect yourself, others and animals the best you can.
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Ok, bad weather, it's a discussion board.  I understand people posting but of course.

Star Member IndianaDave (181 posts)
2. And Scott Pruitt will blame the abberational weather on fairy dust.

And

WoonTars (63 posts)
14. Seconded.

I know the Dump administration doesn't think it's real, but as global warming gets worse, the weather is going to get more severe and dangerous....

But then the Jamaican weather maven steps in.

malaise (154,322 posts)
15. They'll have a rethink after a Florida hurricane deals with

his gaudy resort

Dummies, you've been telling us since An Inconvenient lie that Hurricanes are going to get worse, we're going to have so many more violent storms, yet hurricanes have been going down for 10 years. 

Tornadoes in the South in March and April are normal, it part of the natural weather cycle, all this crap you throw out there every time there's a raindrop convinces me more that AGW is an elaborate hoax meant to take my money and give you power.

[Movie buff- The Sequel]

Dummies, you've been telling us since An Inconvenient lie that Hurricanes are going to get worse, we're going to have so many more violent storms, yet hurricanes have been going down for 10 years. 

Yeah. As a Floridian, the DUmmies believed I and everyone near me should have been battered by like a billion hurricanes by now, but Matthew in October was the first one to hit Florida since Wilma way back in '05.

[SVPete]

In reality, on average, Georgia gets 4-5 tornadoes during April. So what's happening here is some activist is playing on people's ignorance, claiming that normal weather patterns are evidence of Global warming. And DU-folk are doing what good trained parrots do.

[ADsOutburst]

Tornadoes have been recorded on every calendar day and in every U.S. state; that's what I remember reading over 20 years ago.

Oh, and there's this:

From Wikipedia:

From April 3 to April 4, 1974, there were 148 tornadoes confirmed in 13 U.S. states and the Canadian province of Ontario [including 30 rated F4/5]. In the United States, tornadoes struck Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, and New York.

[DUmpsterDiver]

Where is the Journalist with the "Good Rig" when you need them.  DUmped from the DUmp no doubt.

[SVPete]

Where is the Journalist with the "Good Rig" when you need them.  DUmped from the DUmp no doubt.

Yeah, she needs to give DU-folk remedial instruction in nadining. Their Google-fu is as weak as their imagination and both are inversely proportional to their confirmation bias.