We have reps in Omaha and all over Iowa right now. They just sent a group message to be safe, but no call ins or cancels. So we are full go.I don't know what line of work you're in, but I'd say eff that!
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We have reps in Omaha and all over Iowa right now. They just sent a group message to be safe, but no call ins or cancels. So we are full go.I don't know what line of work you're in, but I'd say eff that!
why power wash it when the storm could have done that for you?Managed to power wash the deck before the storm comes to take my deck away.
why power wash it when the storm could have done that for you?
I'm sure wherever it lands the people will appreciate their new clean deckManaged to power wash the deck before the storm comes to take my deck away.
me acting like i understand these graphs when twitter is sate of them
It will be interesting to see what they decided to do as far as rebuilding those windmills. Obviously I don't know how many are down but the ROI on those things suxks, let alone when a storm takes them out.
Hmm I don’t see a hand anywhere in that photo.Getting naughty:
Not any really good areas of rotation currently. More of a solid line. Will be interesting to see how this evolves. Guessing some of the stuff south of 80 will do it againWaiting just east of DSM. Storm motions like these don't mix well with urban areas
Martensdale supposedly has a tornado right now SE of DM.Not any really good areas of rotation currently. More of a solid line. Will be interesting to see how this evolves. Guessing some of the stuff south of 80 will do it again
That's why I don't chase rainwrapped crap
And the climate deniers still deny!
Confused, I thought climate was long term. This just shows we were in a drought last year and didn’t get rain/storms.And the climate deniers still deny!
To be fair, the severe droughts from last year could also be considered part of climate change.Confused, I thought climate was long term. This just shows we were in a drought last year and didn’t get rain/storms.
Excessive heat buildup is almost certainly a factor in more severe storms.Confused, I thought climate was long term. This just shows we were in a drought last year and didn’t get rain/storms.
Depends on nature of storm and other variables which may be affected by climate change.Excessive heat buildup is almost certainly a factor in more severe storms.
Bur hey...you do you.
So can we see the charts of warnings from 2000-2022 to determine what the 'climate' is doing, or do we just say we're fooked because of one year? I mean, we had 70 tornados in December 2021 and haven't had a December tornado since, so things must be going great for the climate, right?Excessive heat buildup is almost certainly a factor in more severe storms.
Bur hey...you do you.
Like I've said a million times. Single events and short time frames offer really poor proof of anything for global warming.So can we see the charts of warnings from 2000-2022 to determine what the 'climate' is doing, or do we just say we're fooked because of one year? I mean, we had 70 tornados in December 2021 and haven't had a December tornado since, so things must be going great for the climate, right?
honest question about tornados. Are all of these tornados 'spotted' or are some of them radar-indicated that we would not have known about in the past?Like I've said a million times. Single events and short time frames offer really poor proof of anything for global warming.
Trends over longer periods of time say a lot more.
Severe storms with tornadoes, in particular, are really finicky and I haven't seen a lot of great evidence for global warming making them any more frequent overall in the US. If I had to guess it'd mostly be A) location B) time of year. Those might shift.
The latter. Doppler is a game changer.honest question about tornados. Are all of these tornados 'spotted' or are some of them radar-indicated that we would not have known about in the past?
The official tally only counts confirmed tornadoes -- via damage survey or human verification. (not all reports of a tornado, or all warnings of a tornado)honest question about tornados. Are all of these tornados 'spotted' or are some of them radar-indicated that we would not have known about in the past?
Could you imagine that hitting someone in the head?
I think it might be game over for whoever got hit w/ that. My god.Could you imagine that hitting someone in the head?