I shall believe you.

Happy you are ok

Hurricane season hasn't started yet! It's going to be a dusy!

Up here in Nebraska and Iowa, it has been wicked the last decade

Same, and agreed this has been the most active year in awhile for Oklahoma

@@ehenningsen The technology for weather manipulation has really advanced past what nature can do!🖐

@fake734 Yeah?, let me see the machines or I will throw out your extraordinary claims, especially during an era of disinformation

nothing has changed in the weather, as long as population increases and people choose to build on cheap land that people didnt want, cause it was in the path of tornadoes hurricane and flooding, with housing that is sub par, cheap construction and trailers, the devastation will increase, due to stupid choices

​@@vg23airit isn't stupid to be poor genius. I'm sure these people would love to live in brick homes with storm shelters. But cheap builders using third world labor and no jobs spell otherwise

@@stephenhargrave7922 where did the poor come in, all i saw was white people with nice houses that chose to build them in areas that are rift with NORMAL environmental threats for thousands of years, places the COMMON SENSE people avoided because that wanted to keep their homes intact lol

guess they should stop voting democrat, the newly released economic distress map for the usa shows all dem areas are completely distressed, republican areas, at risk or prosperous :) mine local county area is prosperous surrounded by at risk and distresses, they are all dem lol

Ryan Hall y'all!

Whatevs boomer.

@OldTrucker958 s the tongue suspended like a Jesuit???😀😆😅🤣😂😉

except he doesn't dare mention the actual answer to the question in the title

@@idabwell dodges the questions like a seasoned politician.

He'll be even better when he graduates from high school.😅

I believe it had to be EF4.

The Storm

So it's a busy year....we've had them before.

Only explanation Cobra won the hockey match in the arctic and got the Weather Dominator up and running.

@@spankyssurprise1361What you’re missing with such easy write-offs as “eh, it’s happened before” is that No, actually, it hasn’t happened before, not like this. Since the 90’s we’ve been breaking about every tornado related record there is. The slow march has been continually moving toward greater frequency, bigger tornadoes, faster winds, etc. Folks in 2011 might have thought they’d seen outbreaks before, and they had. A massive one in 1974. However, the outbreak in 2011 blew the outbreak in ‘74 out of the water completely.

@@JerbPa It fluctuates year after year...some years worse than others. I've lived in tornado alley for my entire life...54 years, never even seen a tornado.

@@spankyssurprise1361 Funny, I’ve never lived in tornado alley, and I have! In northeastern PA of all places, in the mountains and woods. So, one individual person’s experience is virtually meaningless when we’re looking at massive quantities of data across the entire country and across more than a century.

Trump left an EF5. Saw him in court again.

Agree

​@@DavidStarrUSAOne of Trump's farts in court was indeed just upgraded to an EF-5. It was so loud, it could be heard over his snoring.

It was rated ef4 so far

@@gamingwitharlen2267 Does anyone have an update on Greenfield, IA??

🙏

That footage will go down in history. Absolutely insane how perfect their capture was of that violent tornado with an entourage of vorteces

Yea when the wind turbine snapped like a twig was wild and the multiple vortices were wicked to watch. Reed always knows where to look.

I noticed that too. People will just assume if a tornado hits in a red state (as most do) then it's Trump's fault. Tornadoes don't care about your political affiliation. There's human lives at stake here and all the media wants to do is bait others into aligning with their narrative.

It literally is climate change. It’s weird how denialists treat this as a religion.

Geoengineering.

и 2001- 9 -11

Was that the EF5?

​@@garlicgirl31492011 was an exceptionally violent year for tornadoes overall. It included 6 EF5 tornadoes as well as the largest tornado outbreak ever recorded.

13 years ago...... ppl move on, bit don't forget. Stop being so dramatic 🙄

@@somnuswaltz5586 it's more to the point that people seem to be under the impression that tornadoes are getting progressively worse when there have been tornado seasons far worse than this one.

.. but not cave trolls..

Not flat earthers. Flat Earthers meaning being flattened in an earthquake in "an underground home."

That works in theory, but there was at least one tornado that was largely overlooked due to where it hit and when, in which it was documented to have ripped asphalt off of highways and ripped at least two storm shelters straight out of the ground as well as ripping out several basements. There were spots where it actually dug trenches three feet deep into the ground. So underground isn’t necessarily safe either, especially if tornados get stronger.

@@babybirdhome You are speaking about an F-5 tornadoes, and yes, it can reach speeds of 320 m.p.h. +

@slevenkelevra3813 If you construct a home with a thick steel interlocking plate, and you put about 4 feet of earth on top of that, even in an earthquake it should still hold up.

It's yo mama.

She also calls Peti dishes - PEACH TREE dishes! MTG is obviously uneducated! 🙄 🤔😉😉😉

The space lazers are coming out of her toilet.. she makes her own space lazers

Looks like Crockett and her huge Eyelashes spinning out of control😂😂😂😂

@@hillbillychic8417 Reptilian has nothing to say????

_How DARE you!_😂🎉

Because back in 1900 there was: no early warning system, no such thing as weather prediction or radar, no way to get in your car and drive a safe distance away ahead of time, no modern medicine or distributed healthcare system supply chains to move aid quickly, weak infrastructure so water supplies and electricity were interrupted and contaminated etc. So your point is ?

@@28th_St_Air So what’s your point.

Here I’ll help everybody out, 1900 storm was at the Height of climate change

@@chirigringo777 👏🤓

Because - The arrival took place a long time ago and the bend of America in 2001.

And? Tornadoes need cool air to form as well.

You're not allowed to say Climate Change in Florida

@@DSAK55 *The Environmental Protection Agency of the United States Report states that the air is 85% cleaner and freer of all pollutants including those produced by fossil fuels, Co2, methane, and carbon emissions now than it was before the Clean Air Act of 1970, and 50% cleaner since 1990 which proves 100% with verified scientific evidence that climate change due to increased pollution in the air is simply not true.*

39°F in Seattle yesterday AM after a record long cold wet RECORD SNOW West Coast winter freezing into Mexico and a vast California lake not seen in a CENTURY refilled. Torrential rain and tornadoes are COLD FRONTS. Weather 101.

They're comparing it to the last 10-20 years......not 1843 lol.

They should. Why keep covering people who live in high risk areas?

Sure they WILL. It's part of the plan to bring us to our knees. Get on your k ees to JESUS CHRIST & 🙏

⁠​⁠@@nosaj3856with that logic, it wouldn’t make sense to cover those in earthquake zones, or flood zones, or drought zones, or hurricane zones, or fire zones - and that wouldn’t make sense. The insurance business is a risk-assessment business. They have to provide coverage for these things and weight the chances of any of the aforementioned disasters occurring. If they stop covering people living in these zones, what other zone would be next? Insurance companies need to make money so they’re going to have to offer coverage, but at really high rates unfortunately.

@@housepianist Not even close in comparison. Insurance ends up raising everyone that is insured, not just the high risk areas. Fires and earthquakes are not that common, you don't typically lose your home in two minutes with hurricane or from a drought.

@@nosaj3856 i was just giving a broad range of natural or man-made conditions that can cause insurance rates to go up but of course every condition is unique. It’s just unfortunate that everyone bears the cost of rate hikes.

Wow! How old are you anyway?

Exactly 💯

@@randygraham926 I've read the history unlike you on TikTok

@randygraham926 The 25 Deadliest U.S. Tornadoes Storm Prediction Center NOTE: Having happened before the era of comprehensive damage surveys, some of these events may have been composed of multiple tornadoes along a damage path. Death counts for events in the 1800s and early 1900s should be treated as estimates, since recordkeeping of tornado deaths was erratic back then. DATE LOCATION(S) DEATHS 1 18 Mar 1925 Tri-State (MO/IL/IN) 695 2 06 May 1840 Natchez MS 317 3 27 May 1896 St. Louis MO 255 4 05 Apr 1936 Tupelo MS 216 5 06 Apr 1936 Gainesville GA 203 6 09 Apr 1947 Woodward OK 181 7 22 May 2011 Joplin MO 158 8 24 Apr 1908 Amite LA, Purvis MS 143 9 12 Jun 1899 New Richmond WI 117 10 8 Jun 1953 Flint MI 116 11t 11 May 1953 Waco TX 114 11t 18 May 1902 Goliad TX 114 13 23 Mar 1913 Omaha NE 103 14 26 May 1917 Mattoon IL 101 15 23 Jun 1944 Shinnston WV 100 16 18 Apr 1880 Marshfield MO 99 17t 01 Jun 1903 Gainesville GA 98 17t 09 May 1927 Poplar Bluff MO 98 19 10 May 1905 Snyder OK 97 20 3 Jun 1860 Comanche IA, Albany IL 92 21 24 Apr 1908 Natchez MS 91 22 09 Jun 1953 Worcester MA 90 23 20 Apr 1920 Starkville MS to Waco AL 88 24 28 Jun 1924 Lorain/Sandusky OH 85 25 25 May 1955 Udall KS 80 Back to Online Tornado FAQ Back to Storm Prediction Center Home Page

So I just looked it up, and it blew my mind. I am totally right. But there needs to be more research on this. And I think I found the problem... All of the data and info is looking at this from a global climate view. They aren't seeing much difference like %0.01 for climate. But I'm not talking about global climate. That is just going to average everything in a complex system way down to seem like nothing effects climate. I am taking specifically about Tornado alley, tornado season, and solar activity, weather its every 11 years or not It looks clear as day to me right now that solar storms make thunderstorms stronger. And cause tornado outbreaks during our regular tornado season. I was correct about the particles smashing into our atmosphere too. It changes molecules linto something new that affect the atmosphere, and cosmic rays during solar minimum can create nucleation sites that cause cloud seeding, and make more clouds! My mind is blown right now What I really think is happening, even though it's a lot of different things happening at once. I think it's simply creating more instability in the parts of the atmosphere that we are used to staying the same, so we don't check for changes in those areas. Or we don't have the tools to check. Like how can we see the damage that cosmic rays did to the jet stream for example. There could be weakened or strengthened parts of the magnetic field making things more unstable.

The correlation is likely due to the increase in global air and ocean temperatures due to global warming rather than solar storms. There is a clear upwards trend in the frequency and intensity of severe weather events, but you're right that there seems to be an increase every 11 years. Perhaps the huge uptick every few years is related to solar activity, but the upwards trend is not. The sun is not getting hotter or more unstable year after year.

​@@therealjezzyc6209 But it's not a consistent upward trend (year over year anyway). It seems cyclical solar storms would be more aligned with what we're seeing. Original comment is very interesting. We all were thinking maybe we'd see electronics being affected by solar storms, but maybe it has had more effect on our storms?

But eVs aRe So sAFe aNd gOoD fOr tEh pLaNeT!!

Currently it is in neutral state. Solar Max adds a tiny little bit to temps. So - who owns the rest?

​@@volkerengels5298. You're being played. _Those carbon taxes are being diverted to higher government salaries and pensions!_

Wrong and wrong

Your propaganda ist worthless. ENSO is in neutral state Solar Maximum does not count. Play with yourself - as you like.@@robertmarmaduke186

😅🤣😂

And manufactured on occasion..as always the TV won't even go there. People who think for themselves and check things like patents and treaties know this is BS.

Because it's not EF-5 damage, lol!

Because it wasn't. Rolling Fork was way worse just a couple years ago, that was rated EF4 and nobody complained about it.

@@XanaxDust214 You obviously didn’t see the bare concrete slabs then

@@24quorthonschuldiner62 Yes, I did, lol! EF-4s can do that, too!

Yes, but its not a guaranteed safe space

​@@jeffb321Specifically if you also live in an earthquake zone⚰️

No they stay upstairs and try to film it.

@@drrmdjr I'm thinking, the Wizard of Oz.

Yes, but some of these tornadoes have been so powerful that when you see the pictures all you see Open basement, the whole rest of the house is gone. This is why I think a lot of people died, but this sort of keeping it quiet

Brainless much.

This June, like next month? 0o

This sounds like a very good explanation to me! Thank you! All Hail Global Warming!!

EF stands for Entirely FKD

Glorified cardboard boxes

Brick houses don’t survive either 😂

"Tell me you don't know what tornadoes are without telling me you don't know what tornadoes are."

lmao😂

They are. The state of Ohio has had one of the largest amount of tornadoes so far. We've experienced 66 tornadoes so far this year. Breaking their record back in 1992. There literally hasn't been a time in my entire life where I have to go down into my basement every single week, just because the clouds wanna do a god damn ballerina dance.

He said f5 tornadoes haven't occured in the last 10 years. That's a proven lie right there. ​@@trevorthefoamer220

​@@trevorthefoamer220The record setters are in the past. No, we aren't getting more and more each year. They also aren't getting stronger and stronger each year. So...

Strongest tornado in Iowa history was in 1968 fella.

@trevorthefoamer220 All I read was similar numbers happened decades ago. Which just means sometimes there is alot of tornados in tornado ally.

The Arctic regions have been warming at an exponential rate, and the colder Artic waters are not as cold as they once were. The entire region is under going warming to the extent that areas of perma frost that have existed for millennia have thawed and have been burning for the past decade or more. This super active tornado season is not the only thing that is more than a little abnormal. Today it was 107 degrees in Miami, and it's only May. If these abnormal highs continue in the Gulf region look for a horrific hurricane season.

​@howardj602 The east is above average temps, the west is below average. It's La Nina. Tornadoes need warm moist and cool dry air colliding to form, can't happen without both.

@@howardj602 I do agree that the Earth has changed, however they have seen this process happen in 100,000 year cycles for as least about a million years back. The Earth will heal itself, it is constantly changing. I do not deny that these things also have an effect on the storms and temperatures, it isn't just due to man. The Earth does it naturally over time and there's not a whole damn lot we can do about that. For us in a human's perspective it seems that our contributions and emissions of gasses and the melting of the polar regions. We also had very cold spells in winter. There are things we can do to try to slow it down, but eventually whatever man does will not be enough to keep the Earth from "doing it's thing."

@@Trahzy well aware

Next....Chapter Two

Ikr

6* YOU SHOULD'VE googled THAT. How TF are you going to tell someone to Google something and don't even know the correct answer your damned self. 🙄🤦🏾‍♂️ Smithville, MS. Hackleberg-Phil Campbell, AL. Philadelphia, MS. Rainsville, AL. Joplin, MO. EL Reno, OK. Try taking your own advice.

Burnt toast

@wadewilson8011 Potato PotAto bro. My point is the same, weather isn't getting worse, whether you like it or not.

No, less trees just means less of a windbreak, wind isn’t created by the lack of trees. It’s due to convection.

And the prayers still did nothing.. congrats to the desperate

Like our mass shootings in the U.S. every other day. Thoughts and Prayers.

@@Owlshadow. I'll be sure to pray for you too

I'm pretty sure every single person who ultimately was killed in a tornado prayed to "God", also. So I guess the whole clasping-hands-and-making-glorified-wishes ritual doesn't do jack squat...

It's always like this with the devil's children! Until the thunder strikes, the man will not cross himself. . .

You nailed it and the earth is just now entering the "chain-reaction"consequences of cutting down the rain-forests and old-growth forests to pave paradise and put up their parking lots ! They have been warned about this assault on our earth but greed and over-population will continue till the earth is destroyed as GOD warned in the book of REVELATIONS ! It is written folks ! 😮

Or on you.

All praise to the most high

@Diana-mi4ru What stopped you from building sphere houses earlier??? Are you even human???

Duh yes I'm human. Are you? I don't live there. It's a suggestion for maybe a safer home in future.

@@Diana-mi4ru WITH THIS OFFER YOU ARE LATE, FOR MANY, MANY DECADES OF YEARS. . . . .

A punch of hypocrites? WTF is that?

@@bobby-ov9qn If you do not understand then perhaps you should do some research on the GOP views Big Government and votes against it time and time again. Sorry I edited my comment. Typo.

But that’s maritime, this is on land. 🙄

@@oo0Spyder0oobut the house was moved while rain hit the ground and the epa considered that NAVIGABLE WATERWAYS and your house moved interstate so I go by fed law :)

So if his wife lands in your property too you can keep

@@knightofwind2929 depends, i need a photo

Weather warfare. Jet stream= chem trails

If it doesn't touch the ground it's a funnel cloud... Those aren't counted!

Thank you@Nurhaal, another person with a good brain.

The Artic is warming at an exponential rate of at least 6 times that of the rest of the planet. In Siberia last summer temperatures reach 107F. The Arctic sea ice has changed from a large amount of permanent sea ice that reached up to 10 meters thick to a season ice pack that all but disappears in the summer that now averages 2 to 3 meters in thickness. Historic weather patterns undergoing a rapid change. So rapid that the scientists who study that area, don't even have computer models that reflect the rapid rise in temperatures. Don't look for relief from that part of the world.

@@howardj602 ОБ ЭТОМ В ВЕДАХ ДАВНО СКАЗАНО: Все эти недостатки чётко прослеживаются даже в пределах нашей планеты: на полюсах - холод и лёд, на экваторе - жара и пустыня, в средних широтах - появляющиеся с периодом в 25 920 лет из-за прецессии Земли ледники, заставляющие мигрировать людей и животных. И даже в одном и том же месте в течение года наступает то зимний холод, то осенняя слякоть, то летняя жара. Люди вынуждены на зиму делать запасы еды, дров, тёплой одежды. В результате - борьба за благоприятные территории проживания, за лес, нефть, уголь, газ, месторождения металлов и т. п., заканчивающаяся конфликтами, войнами, в том числе мировыми. Цикл развития любой галактики описан во всех подробностях в упоминаемой выше «Книге Мудрости». Подобное описание встречается и в древнем документе из Индии, который использовала Елена Блаватская для написания своей книги «Тайная доктрина».😉

@@howardj602 What happened to the imaging satellite that used to send daily images back of the arctic ice sheet year round?

@@JD-zm4eh The satellite images are available. And there are graphs available that show the anomalies of the ebb and flow of the seasonal ice fields.

nobody cloud seeds, stop with that BS!!

@@24quorthonschuldiner62. Cloud seeding is real and being used by some governments but it doesn’t create supercells and tornadoes. Cloud seeding basically takes the moisture that a cloud already has turns it into precipitation and drops it before it would naturally drop. It’s very small scale and doesn’t control weather patterns. Most countries that experimented with cloud seeding don’t use it because it really doesn’t work well.

уже рвут 23 года вас. ..

"Biden!!"

For those of faith, these are the lord's storms.

The horsemen are Jesus, War, Plague and the Grave. Which horse exactly causes tornadoes? LOL!

@@themusicbook8679 Snarker, find a place for your christened head. . . .

HE'S A PULP AND NOT A DUDE. . .

Says who , you? Are you a meteorologist? Have you done climate studies?

I DO NT UNDERSTAND WHY WE ARE CALLED CRAZY WHEN THE GOVERNMENT HAS TOLD US THAT THEY CAN CONTROL THE WEATHER OVER HALF A DECADE AGO, REMEMBER THE MONSOONS DURING VIETNAM?

I know you're right, but nobody wants to hear it. Scream into the vacuum, for all the good it will do you.

All disaster movies start with people not listening to the experts. The ignorance is astounding.

You are correct. I'd bet that well over 90% of Americans have no idea what hysteresis means. Most of them have probably never heard the word. When you effect changes to something massive in order to alter its course, be it an ocean liner or the climate, it will tend to keep moving in the direction it was headed in before the change for a while before the change takes effect. In the case of climate, that would be decades, so you are right that it already too late.

Yes, it is climate change. It's the actual cause that no one seems to want to talk about. It's cyclic. Everything in the universe moves in cycles and orbits. Our solar system orbits a central sun in our galaxy. It's a cycle that takes about 26,000 years. Throughout that orbit our sun and planets are exposed to different kinds of energies and frequencies. This causes changes in our sun which then affects the climate on not just earth but all the planets in our solar system. Our magnetic field is currently weakening which protects us from much of the sun's activity just as the sun's activity is picking up. The solar flares coming from the sun are the main driver of climate change. They've been increasing in numbers and intensity recently which is causing more severe storms along with earthquakes, volcanoes, sea current and temp changes, as well as a coming pole flip which will be the end for most of us. This all has happened many times before in earth's history and this is supported by the geological, ice, and fossil records. Long before man started using natural fuels. There's nothing anyone can do about it except build massive underground bases, cities, and bunkers to ride it out in. Ever wonder why there are so many underground ancient cities being discovered around the world? They knew it happens in cycles and they didn't hide this knowledge from people, they prepared for it.

Don't forget, it's an El Nino year. So the jet stream moves to a certain position and stays there. And the storms get "stuck" on that same path for the most part. This isn't all that abnormal. And I live on the edge of tornado alley too, almost my whole life. Climate Change is just a lazy copout explanation tbh.

Wrong

The evil WEF depopulation plan.