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- How Rare was the November Midwest Tornado Outbreak? Wed, 20 Nov 13, 12:21pmBy Paul Homewood A bit of perspective from Accuweather, with the help of SPC’s Greg Carbin and Harold Brooks of NSSL. In the wake of the deadly Midwest tornado outbreak on Sunday, many people are wondering how rare tornadoes...
- Severe Weather Drought: Tornadoes drop to a new all time record low, major hurricane absence is setting a new record every day Sun, 5 May 13, 1:39amIn a blow to those that want to link increased severe weather with global warming/climate change, a new record low has been set according to NOAA tornado data...
- The twisters are missin – July heads for a record-low tornado count Thu, 26 Jul 12, 11:30amNote the section about how he talks about better reporting through technology causing “report inflation.”, something I’ve covered time and again. The folly of linking tornado outbreaks to “climate change” Why...
- NOAA: Preliminary analysis of April 27-28 tornado outbreak makes it the 3rd deadliest so far Sat, 30 Apr 11, 1:16pmNational Severe Storms Laboratory (NSSL) map below shows tornado tracks logged by NEXRAD Doppler Radar NOAA’s preliminary estimate is that there were 211 tornadoes on April 27-28, 2011...
- The folly of linking tornado outbreaks to “climate change” Sat, 30 Apr 11, 8:54amIn times of tragedy, there always seems to be hucksters about trying to use that tragedy to sell a position, a product, or a belief. In ancient times, tragedy was the impetus used to appease the gods and to embrace …...
- Oklahoma tech scenery Mon, 7 Mar 11, 9:36pmOne of the most interesting things around here is the hi-tech/low-tech scenery. For example, where else can you see cutting edge weather radar systems juxtaposed with oil rigs pump jacks? Getting a bit closer to the blue...