Todd Rittinger
EF4
It was soooo crappy here in southern ontario in 2004 that there is no place to go but up for us, so I predict a "better than last year" for us here. LOL
Be well, TR
Be well, TR
Originally posted by Dan Cook
Illinois will become the new Oklahoma/Kansas. 8)
Originally posted by Mickey Ptak+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Mickey Ptak)</div><!--QuoteBegin-Dan CookIllinois will become the new Oklahoma/Kansas. 8)
The hell it will. :evil:
Oklahoma has really been deprived so we need that to change in 2005.
Mick[/b]
Originally posted by Jay McCoy+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Jay McCoy)</div>Originally posted by Mickey Ptak@
<!--QuoteBegin-Dan Cook
Illinois will become the new Oklahoma/Kansas. 8)
The hell it will. :evil:
Oklahoma has really been deprived so we need that to change in 2005.
Mick
And Oklahoma should with a very active southern jet this year. if it hadnt been so cold we could have already had some good thunderstomrs this year in the southern plains.
Illinois?? Do they actually call those little things up there tornadoes. :lol:[/b]
Originally posted by Skip Talbot
You have to think of Illinois as a little Plains penninsula... :wink:
BTW... what's up with Missouri and its tornado void? Some sort of topological feature?
Originally posted by Mickey Ptak+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Mickey Ptak)</div><!--QuoteBegin-Dan CookIllinois will become the new Oklahoma/Kansas. 8)
The hell it will. :evil:
Oklahoma has really been deprived so we need that to change in 2005.
Mick[/b]
Originally posted by Dan Cook+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Dan Cook)</div>Originally posted by Mickey Ptak@
<!--QuoteBegin-Dan Cook
Illinois will become the new Oklahoma/Kansas. 8)
The hell it will. :evil:
Oklahoma has really been deprived so we need that to change in 2005.
Mick
Tell me, how many big days were there in OK last year? [/b]