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Tornado alley is expanding — and scientists don’t know why

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catfish1957:

--- Quote from: GtHawk on April 16, 2023, 04:20:42 pm ---When someone says Tornado Alley is expanding and scientists don't know why, I know I'm being set up for another climate change/globull warming claim.

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According to Linkedin-  Saul Elbein is the "Sustainability Reporter" for the Shill.   :silly: :silly: :silly: :silly:

You just can't make up silly shit like that. He's got the environmental cred of a pinto bean.

Hoodat:

--- Quote from: mystery-ak on April 16, 2023, 01:06:32 pm ---Tornadoes are becoming more frequent in populated parts of the United States .  .  .

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Populated areas of the United States are expanding while the number of tornadoes remains the same.  An increase in populated area (as a fraction of total area) means that the likelihood that a populated area incurs a tornado also increases.

Kamaji:

--- Quote from: Hoodat on April 16, 2023, 05:18:01 pm ---Populated areas of the United States are expanding while the number of tornadoes remains the same.  An increase in populated area (as a fraction of total area) means that the likelihood that a populated area incurs a tornado also increases.

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catfish1957:

--- Quote from: Hoodat on April 16, 2023, 05:18:01 pm ---Populated areas of the United States are expanding while the number of tornadoes remains the same.  An increase in populated area (as a fraction of total area) means that the likelihood that a populated area incurs a tornado also increases.

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One of the biggest aspects of the increased temperature falacies is the fact that the majority of NWS reporting stations (of course in metro areas) was built in the burbs in the 1940's and 1950's.  The majority of those have witnessed urban creep, and are now impacted by heat island effect to some degree that has skewed the data.  Enviro-whacko scammers always conveniently leave that fact out when doing temperature analysis of reporting stations.

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