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6. Some aspects of this warm weather are very, very rare

Reply to AtheistCrusader (Reply #4)

Wed Apr 4, 2012, 01:26 PM

Apr 2012

Twisters are very rare in eastern Kentucky. Violent tornadoes like what we had Friday are almost unheard of........The numbers really speak for themselves. This is a part of the state that rarely sees tornadoes and has never recorded a strong tornado. The tornadoes that touched down in West Liberty and Salyersville are likely to be classified as strong twisters and may go down as some of the strongest ever in eastern Kentucky.

http://weather.bloginky.com/2012/03/03/how-rare-are-eastern-kentucky-tornadoes/

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Feds: 'Meteorological March madness' mostly random [View all] NickB79 Apr 2012 OP

I can be random, but still biased in one direction. Speck Tater Apr 2012 #1

Sigh get the red out Apr 2012 #2

Are you suggesting it's never occurred in recorded history for the united states? AtheistCrusader Apr 2012 #4

Some aspects of this warm weather are very, very rare get the red out Apr 2012 #6

Scientists have to be more circumspect longship Apr 2012 #3

No doubt it's random but Gman Apr 2012 #5

I want to know what caused this unprecedented shift in the jet stream NickB79 Apr 2012 #7

Ask, and ye shall receive... Dead_Parrot Apr 2012 #8

Amazing timing! NickB79 Apr 2012 #9