Possible Tornado in L.A!!! is HAARP involved.

[Wisdom]

Today there was a tornado in Compton and a big one in Blythe, CA

This one looks to be a half a mile wide, maybe more.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWDQVVxrgUM



That's like what, 5 tornadoes in less than a week. Counting the 2 in Long Beach that happened on the 19th.

EDIT: the one in Blythe happened on the 21st.

[AscendingStarseed]

Originally Posted by Wisdom

Today there was a tornado in Compton and a big one in Blythe, CA

This one looks to be a half a mile wide, maybe more.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWDQVVxrgUM



That's like what, 5 tornadoes in less than a week. Counting the 2 in Long Beach that happened on the 19th.

EDIT: the one in Blythe happened on the 21st.

I guarantee she wouldn't have been laughing if she was that close to a 1/2 mile wide tornado! That's called a wall cloud silly! It looked like they were sitting on the leading edge of a front where the winds can get up to 60-70mph or more, it's also typified by a solid wall of rain. There didn't appear to be any kind of a debris field spinning around either, no cloud circulation, nor did I hear the loud freight train sound of a tornado...they would've seen cows-n-cars-n-barns flying by that close!

Californians aren't real experienced with weather....I lived in Oklahoma and Texas for 20 years and in that time became a real weather geek, even had a very good friend who was a meteorologist.

Granted the weather is getting nastier hear, but so far this is nothing compared to the storms that whip up in tornado alley...that stuff will scare the living cr** out of you when the storms kick-up and tornado's roll!!

[Wisdom]

Originally Posted by AscendingStarseed

I guarantee she wouldn't have been laughing if she was that close to a 1/2 mile wide tornado! That's called a wall cloud silly! It looked like they were sitting on the leading edge of a front where the winds can get up to 60-70mph or more, it's also typified by a solid wall of rain. There didn't appear to be any kind of a debris field spinning around either, no cloud circulation, nor did I hear the loud freight train sound of a tornado...they would've seen cows-n-cars-n-barns flying by that close!

Californians aren't real experienced with weather....I lived in Oklahoma and Texas for 20 years and in that time became a real weather geek, even had a very good friend who was a meteorologist.

Granted the weather is getting nastier hear, but so far this is nothing compared to the storms that whip up in tornado alley...that stuff will scare the living cr** out of you when the storms kick-up and tornado's roll!!

Well shoot I want to live in tornado alley, sounds like fun to me. I love tornado's. Although I would build my house in the ground or a hill so nothing will get destroyed.

[Fredkc]

I've lived in LA, Orange, Riverside county since 1962.

Anyone else remember the winter of 1969?

How about the El Niño of 1981/'82?

Trust me, this is just weather.

Generating low pressure areas is a bit out of HAARP's range, actually.
They could "move" or "aim" a pre-existing low by creating a high pressure
zone to drive it. But when you look at the weather coming together out
over the Pacific, the last few days, it doesn't look like that, to me.

Anyway Lovely weather, ain't it? I love a good storm.

Fred