Harvest in only a few miles from where I live:
http://news.yahoo.com/twister-slams-same-area-hit-killer-storm-11-223440916.html
http://news.yahoo.com/twister-slams-same-area-hit-killer-storm-11-223440916.html
Good Idea to close it.Before this goes political (and it will) I strongly suggest backing off. I dislike closing threads, lets keep it factual.
Global warming has been discussed many times here, it usually ends up with an irate moderator (not usually me) and a closed thread. I have my own personal views, and I was one of those whose thread was closed way back when before I became a moderator. So now I get to continue the tradition.
Perhaps not. But it's undeniable that we've been in a period of extreem tordadic activity, especially if you live in the south. For the last 3 years, we've experienced tornados in January, an odd time for them. Last April, a good bit of Alabama was ravaged by a series of tornados, and already now in March, many of the same areas have been hit again. The March outbreaks affected a huge area, from Ohio and Illinios, to Alabama and Tennessee. The only question is, well this crazy stuff kee up.Bill_Marsden said:I don't think tornado's are becoming more frequent, and least I haven't seen any data that suggests this.