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I hope Toms OK....Havent seen him on here since the northern lights appeared.. can these things be dangerous :lol: anyway we stand at 171... anyone seen the trend graph compared to 2009 2010......LOLOLOL...Say no more... Im ready for this....Time for the dreams to come true you have been warned!!!! 5 yesterday...so expect 171 to change as reports get verified

unforunately if I dont sort my job out...Supercells will be a Distant dream hopefully one day Claire

Stu I read somehwere that you reckon this year will be a mega storm year...can you enlighten me..I cant find your post

I fancy marsh mellows Claire...Will have a look to see if they have any over there for you... will miss your company this year..good laugh last year :lol:..and Craigi!!! thx for everyones input on cards ect..I only take cash but now considering one of these cards

OK Im having a hard life at the moment :lol: be gentle sweetie..lolol I have a ef5 ordered for you Claire

why dont people just take all the cash with them..this is what I normally do its just the changing into dollars is a pain why bother with cards??

so your going for faifax

great info mate... I will probably go for this ....

Hi mate, I remember you from last years chase threads thx I will look into it... Just dont want to get the dollars from the Post office again or online places as they rip off alot with your money...thx

cheers Ross will check it out... message for Paul....One way ticket... :lol: between me and you there always be a england..who sung this Vera Lynne LOL only kidding Paul... would you stay with english Storms or the plains :lol: 171 on the Tornado graph....where have I been...last I looked it was 91 Signs point to active tornado season this year signs-point-to-active-tornado.season... Local meteorologists are anticipating a potentially active tornado season in Kansas this spring. "I'm quite concerned this could be a very busy tornado season," said Mike Smith, president of WeatherData Inc., a Wichita subsidiary of AccuWeather. There are two reasons for those concerns, he said: across the United States it has been wetter than it has been since the Palmer Drought Index was developed more than 40 years ago, and a high pressure dome over British Columbia is redirecting the jet stream right through Tornado Alley. That's a combustible combination, Smith said. "In March and April, we have these weather systems come through that would be tornado-prolific, except they don't typically have enough moisture to work with," Smith said. "That's not going to be a problem this year." That set-up brought snow storms every fourth day or so to the Plains, he said. "That may turn into tornadoes every few days" somewhere in the heartland once temperatures begin to warm up, Smith said. It's difficult to offer long-term forecasts for tornadoes, but local meteorologists look for clues where they can. One theory gaining credence among researchers is the green line, or wheat belt, theory developed by the Oklahoma Climatological Survey. The theory suggests strong thunderstorms form along a line of moisture created when winter wheat transfers water from the soil to the atmosphere. "Wheat is very efficient in transferring moisture from the ground into the atmosphere," Cook said. Temperatures have stayed stubbornly cool so far this year, delaying the greening of farm vegetation. But it's been a wet winter in Texas, Oklahoma and Nebraska, so the wheat belt should emerge from its winter hibernation strongly, said Ken Cook, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Wichita. That means the "green line" should set up in central Kansas, he said. That happened in 2007, the year of the Greensburg tornado outbreak. Dry lines — where dry air clashes with warm, moist air — stall next to that moisture at night. When the sun heats up the atmosphere the next day, the dry line encourages instability —which is a vital ingredient for the formation of intense thunderstorms. In addition to the wet winter and the green line theory, the jet stream also offers clues to how active the tornado season may be. "All of us have been noticing a very active southern branch of the jet stream," KSN meteorologist Dave Freeman said in an e-mail. "If this pattern persists, it will eventually migrate further north with the warming of spring. That would potentially give us an active weather pattern." Forecasters say it's difficult to offer long-range forecasts on something as unpredictable as tornadoes. Research meteorologist Harold Brooks with the National Severe Storms Laboratory wrote in a blog post that the fact that only one tornado was recorded in the country in February sheds little light on the rest of the tornado season. It means "somewhere between a little and nothing at all," wrote Brooks, who is based in Norman, Okla. "Most years that have started out with few tornadoes have ended up average or below. However, there have been big exceptions." In 2003, for instance, tornado season was virtually silent through the end of April. Within a two-week period, however, so many tornadoes touched down the year was considered more active than normal. "In the end, we will just have to wait and see and, of course, be prepared!" Freeman said. Read more: http://www.kansas.com/2010/03/09/1216496/signs-point-to-active-tornado.html#ixzz1HjWCoeKq if you didnt book up its not my fault :lol: time to see Toto here is another from another State More Dangerous Tornado Season Expected This Year ...

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=562_1300994217

Paul move this one if you want..I get carried away as we all know or delete

I am not fibbing when I say this...but I have had at least 10 dreams now ...last nights were grapefruit hail :lol: I have a scary feeling about this year that im going to wet my pants :lol: any chance of Corpus Christie for the Bikini girls then my dream would come true :lol:

Ok like last year here are the predictions.... T1 3 Twisters 8 Supercells T2 5 Twisters 8 Supercells T3 well mayhem tornado outbreak....cant say more than that T4 Holy xxxx...dont look back...another outbreak EF5 T1 AND T3

Im taking cash again....got ripped last year.. can anyone recommend a place to change to dollars?

I had the same probs on a auction of £1,000 I think people should get banned if they dont intend to PAY!!! Im glad though the second person resolved it!!

yes agree we need to liven this up..... Unfortunately I have been extremly busy myself..But need to start to focus on the correct stuff

nice one well done..excellent cause.....

THE HINT..lol BT I wont go on one Tour...to much to see so I always go for the 2.. BUT TO BE HONEST THIS ISNT AS GOOD AS 3..loL..GET THE HINT :lol: BT..You want to come along one day when you can..your see real storms... I WISH lol Good luck to all new comers on seeing there first Tornado and Supercells... May T1 see awesome storms

Im very happy... seeds are in,garden prepared.... Snow now would be my worse enemy... And by the look of the latst sunny days this is looking like its all over I love snow but now I need Summer and Cracking Thunderstorms.. Happy days

LOLOL...Nice One I am the UK Pat Timmer BACK UP PAUL :lol: Laughing Ian....this was the genuine one......though I feel I need another by September..lol

may I come... Said Oliver Twist to Mr Bummble WHAT YOU WANT MORE MORE MR BUMBLE SHOUTED TO OLIVER Yes stick me in Storm Rehab shouted back Oliver..LOL you lot are making envious.....I will have to ban this thread..!! Sorry having a funny week..lol

Just think..not long to be listening to the music(ABBA) in the car with Wendys around the corner for dinner... Followed by a late afternoon Supercell.. ahhh bliss...I rest my case..lol followed by a late night gathering with Buds and Toms jokes.... good times are on the horizon finished off with the Indian man with a crate of beer with lightning shots And late night skinny dipping in the Hotel Pool.. this is luxury

damn! wish I could bid on ebay... claire can u lend me some money if I tell you hairy sweetie jokes.? your miss me this year Claire no cushions no sweets ....I will have to get Richard laughing instead..

put a link on my FB...later