No Killer Tornadoes in May
other Nature can be extreme, variable, fickle. When unexpected weather events occur, we should try to figure out what happened and why, instead of lazily attributing it to Global Warming
By Jack Dini —— Bio and Archives--June 29, 2021
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May is typically the busiest month for twisters in the lower 48. This year, not one that spun up during the month proved fatal.
For the first time in seven years, the United States had no killer tornadoes in May, a welcome statistic for parts of tornado country accustomed to holding their breath during the springtime.
While numerous tornadoes did form through the Plains, in the swath traditionally known as Tornado Alley, the vast majority of strong tornadoes avoided communities and structures. The fortuitous distribution of storms, coupled with advanced forecasts and warnings, are credited for the lack of serious casualties. 1Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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