Commies 4 Christ Discussion Thread

[Ban Hammer 13,113]

holy cow guys... I'm freaking out. We're in the middle of a severe thunderstorm and check out what was falling from the sky! omfg

I've never seen hail like this in MY LIFE. And in June? #######?

you think MJ is up in the sky wreaking havoc on us all?

ahhhh

you never lived in the midwest?

[NArocks 13]

my husband is on the road in connecticut and he had major hail in the hartford area. Here in North Jersey not that bad.

Cool picture

Midwest? tornado alley No thanks I thke florida and hurricanes any day

Edited June 26, 2009 by NArocks

[john & jean 37]

I just read that whole thread, the one about how calling out trolls and n00bs was the end of the civilized world. Meh. Oh well. I do have a simple question, and It'll probably require a response in the form of a PM. ####### is so wrong about mentioning the expats site? And can I get a link? Sounds more fun anyways

THE SAME BIATCHES ARE OVER THERE

[Chica Yeyé 41]

that is correct.

[Susita 175]

This is what happens when there's a severe thunderstorm and I can't BBQ.

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

I just read that whole thread, the one about how calling out trolls and n00bs was the end of the civilized world. Meh. Oh well. I do have a simple question, and It'll probably require a response in the form of a PM. ####### is so wrong about mentioning the expats site? And can I get a link? Sounds more fun anyways

It's actually pretty boring, in a sad way. If you want, I'll pm you the address.

[Susita 175]

you never lived in the midwest?

NY Born & Raised

I lived in Puerto Rico though

[Nagishkaw 510]

It poured here yesterday and I still grilled outside...just got under a big tree and hardly got wet.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

This is what happens when there's a severe thunderstorm and I can't BBQ.

[Chica Yeyé 41]

I just read that whole thread, the one about how calling out trolls and n00bs was the end of the civilized world. Meh. Oh well. I do have a simple question, and It'll probably require a response in the form of a PM. ####### is so wrong about mentioning the expats site? And can I get a link? Sounds more fun anyways

It's actually pretty boring, in a sad way. If you want, I'll pm you the address.

I PM'd him already

But yes, since hanging out with you guys I don't need that other place much. Exception made for one or two folks that are not on VJ anymore but are expat regulars that I luvz like Super Druid Platy, sister morocco4ever, etc.

[Nagishkaw 510]

That place isn't for me.

[Ban Hammer 13,113]

my husband is on the road in connecticut and he had major hail in the hartford area. Here in North Jersey not that bad.

Cool picture

Midwest? tornado alley No thanks I thke florida and hurricanes any day

but tornadoes come in hurricanes too

3. What percentage of tropical cyclones spawn tornadoes ?

Almost all tropical cyclones making landfall in the United States spawn at least one tornado, provided enough of the tropical cyclones circulation moves over land. This implies that Gulf coast landfalling tropical cyclones are more likely to produce tornadoes than Atlantic coast tropical cyclones that sideswipe the coastline. The rate at which tropical cyclones produce waterspouts over the ocean is unknown, although Doppler radars have identified many cases where storm cell rotation suggestive of the presence of tornadoes was observed over water (Novlan and Gray 1974, Spratt et al. 1997).

7. What is the largest known outbreak of tropical cyclone tornadoes?

2004's Hurricane Ivan caused an outbreak of 117 tornadoes - with the bulk of the tornadoes on 17 September - which developed over a 3 day period in the United States, including 37 in Virginia, 25 in Georgia, 18 in Florida, 9 in Pennsylvania, 8 in Alabama, 7 in South Carolina, 4 in both Maryland and North Carolina, 3 in West Virginia, and 2 in Maryland. There were 26 tornadoes reported on 15 September, 32 tornadoes on 16 September, 57 tornadoes on 17 September, and 2 tornadoes (in Maryland) on 18 September. At least 8 people were killed and 17 injured by the tornadoes.

The previous record was during Hurricane Beulah, which spawned a reported 115 tornadoes in southeast Texas during the first several days after its landfall in September 1967 (Orton 1970). These outbreaks of tornadoes from Ivan and Beulah represent two of the largest tornado outbreaks of any kind in the U. S. tornado climatology. It is difficult to predict which tropical cyclones will produce large tornado outbreaks, although there is some indication that the likelihood of a major outbreak increases as TC size and intensity increase.

link

you never lived in the midwest?

NY Born & Raised

I lived in Puerto Rico though

you need to get out more

[scandal 951]

do you really, really want to see brother scandal's man boobs??????

:crying: Pwned again by Sister Len!

What's the score now? Something like 83-zip for you? Or have I gotten one or two hits in? Maybe it's 83-2.

I iz a dweeb n00b furshur.

That place isn't for me.

I tried it for a few days, but couldn't get the hang of it either.

I found it very confuzzing, couldn't tell who's who. Mebbe I need a scorecard....

[Nagishkaw 510]

0r a pistol.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

0r a pistol.

... or something to silence Eric.