Is BP oil spill the cause of major tornado increase

[ximmy]

Is the BP oil volcano the cause of more than normal tornado activity? Oil on the surface of the water slowed the current and kept in heat that would have normally moved northward up the Atlantic. Some believe Europe had a colder than normal winter because of this water current failure. If this heat remained in the Gulf the High Pressure (cold) from the North would meet a warmer than normal Low Pressure from the south creating greater forces coming together, thus creating more tornado effects.

One more fuck you from BP.
Thank you British Petroleum.

Oil-on-Water Calming Effect
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00PPPt7EJqo


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Normal tornado risk map within area that could be affected by warmer gulf waters.

[Low Pan]

Guam's getting hit by tornado's too?

Could be Ximmy, who knows what will happen now that they poisoneed the Gulf :dunno

[SLV^GLD]

This really begs the question, "Is this spring's tornado activity higher than usual"?
I would say not.

[Large Sarge]

Hi Ximmy,

it may play a little role, but tornadoes and hurricanes are primarily electrical in nature (not heat engines as they make out)

lets pretend the govt men wanted to cause some damage from tornadoes, they could get a storm cell developing, and then by using satellite lasers, they could intensify that storm, and steer it to some extent

lasers cause the electric potential from the ionosphere to be grounded (a circuit is formed)

they do that with hurricanes also (katrina was one example)

supposedly that one killer tornado last night was on the ground for over 218 miles, a new record for the planet.

it made me wonder if they had the lasers out, and running....

[ximmy]

This really begs the question, "Is this spring's tornado activity higher than usual"?
I would say not.



More tornadoes expected on top of April record

A severe weather forecast this week is expected to heap more tornadoes into a month that already has seen a record number of twisters that have wrecked an airport, destroyed homes and killed scores of people.

And May is usually worse than April, forecasters say.

The 292 confirmed tornadoes so far this month are more than the previous April record of 267 in 1974 and almost twice the April average of 163, says severe weather expert Greg Forbes of The Weather Channel. And worse may be yet to come because usually the number of tornadoes in May is double the number in April, Forbes says...

http://www.usatoday.com/weather/storms/tornadoes/2011-04-24-missouri-tornado.htm

[SLV^GLD]

Fair enough, what awful environmental disasters were underway in 1974 that could be blamed for that glut of tornadoes?
Because that sure is the next question being begged.

[Buddha]

Nothing says DOOOM like a sharp increase of corexit filled radioactive super tornadoes.

[Large Sarge]

Nothing says DOOOM like a sharp increase of corexit filled radioactive super tornadoes.

man thats a movie or book title right there

and the really sad part is that its true.....

:conf: :'(

[Sparky]

This really begs the question, "Is this spring's tornado activity higher than usual"?
I would say not.


It's much, much higher.

[TheNocturnalEgyptian]

The last 18 months have also shown a higher frequency of "Hole Punch Clouds" which some theorize have to do with electricity entering or leaving the atmosphere.

These can also occur naturally if the water-vapor which comprises the clouds is "super-chilled" but not yet in a solid state. When a small piece of matter, say a pebble or a bird, passed through the super-chilled water, it all freezes at once, causing a round circle to appear.

However, these are happening in Los Angeles and other non-freezing areas, now.

http://www.weathervortex.com/images/sky-ho53.jpg

http://www.weathervortex.com/images/419645E.jpg

http://www.weathervortex.com/images/418843E.jpg

http://www.weathervortex.com/images/418873E.jpg

http://www.weathervortex.com/images/419569E.jpg

http://www.weathervortex.com/images/sky-ho67.jpg

[silver solution]

Hi Ximmy,

it may play a little role, but tornadoes and hurricanes are primarily electrical in nature (not heat engines as they make out)

lets pretend the govt men wanted to cause some damage from tornadoes, they could get a storm cell developing, and then by using satellite lasers, they could intensify that storm, and steer it to some extent

lasers cause the electric potential from the ionosphere to be grounded (a circuit is formed)

they do that with hurricanes also (katrina was one example)

supposedly that one killer tornado last night was on the ground for over 218 miles, a new record for the planet.

it made me wonder if they had the lasers out, and running....




There is a guy on you tube that says its harp and he has figured it out from satellites.

[Glass]

I was reading a mainstream article which says they have discovered a previously unknown current which travels around the horn of africa and pushes up into the Atlantic(?).

The scientists thought this as interesting because it would take up the slack of moving warm water into the Northern hemisphere because the gulf stream was slowing down causing unusually cold weather in the northern hemisphere.

I thouht that was an interesting admission.

[gunDriller]

This really begs the question, "Is this spring's tornado activity higher than usual"?
I would say not.


It's much, much higher.


to me it seems like there were more this year.

maybe it's just the media coverage, there were plenty of other years with big tornado's.

i thought this comment in the Wall Street journal was sick - business activity in New Orleans is up because of the oil spill - celebrate !?


http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704495004576264782861286262.html?m od=googlenews_wsj

"One Year After Spill, Some Signs of Life Emerge in the Gulf

"Some of Louisiana's coastal counties, called parishes, are collecting more sales-tax revenue, when they had expected double-digit declines. The $20 billion fund set up by BP PLC to compensate people for losses from the company's runaway oil well has paid out more than $3.8 billion, though thousands of long-term claims remain unresolved.

New Orleans, already booming from post-Katrina rebuilding, benefited from an influx of spill-related business. Traffic at the airport last summer was the strongest since the 2005 hurricane and office space is at a premium, in part because of lawyers setting up shop for spill litigation, says Michael Hecht, president of Greater New Orleans Inc., a regional economic-development group."


i don't understand chemistry enough to know the role of Corexit. but i know that tornadoes that are spreading Corexit rain, tornadoes pulling their moisture from the Gulf regions ... Bad ass Poison tornadoes ... BP !

[SLV^GLD]

i don't understand chemistry enough to know the role of Corexit. but i know that tornadoes that are spreading Corexit rain, tornadoes pulling their moisture from the Gulf regions ... Bad ass Poison tornadoes ... BP !
It's going to bio accumulate in the green stuff first which gets eaten by the invertebrates which get eaten by the vertebrates which moves right up to mine and your plates. I'm not so sure the tornadoes are spraying it about but I wouldn't be suprised to find out they are I just don't understand it working that way.

[StreetsOfGold]

Nahum 1:3 The LORD is slow to anger, and great in power, and will not at all acquit the wicked: the LORD hath his way in the whirlwind and in the storm, and the clouds are the dust of his feet.

People forget God in also a judge (not just lovey dovey stuff) and that he brings righteous judgements.

The USA needs to get right with God

Psalm 9:17 The wicked shall be turned into hell, and all the nations that forget God.