AOC says ‘casual tornadoes’ are a new threat to the country

[Weatherman2020]

Uh.
I wish the leader of the Democratic Party would be more clear.


‘This is crazy’: AOC says ‘casual tornadoes’ are a new threat to the country

 

[iceberg]

Tornado whizzin by in a smoking jacket and slippers...

 

[Wyatt earp]

 

[Wyatt earp]

Can't wait for the AOC as Dorothy memes come out .


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[Weatherman2020]

New tornado intensity scale:

Pajamas
T shirt/shorts
Blue jeans
Business casual
Tie and suit
Tuxedo

 

[Crepitus]

Uh.
I wish the leader of the Democratic Party would be more clear.


‘This is crazy’: AOC says ‘casual tornadoes’ are a new threat to the country

So, just what is it that you are having a hard time understanding?

 

[leftwinger]

As opposed to a fully dressed tornado? WTH?

 

[SmokeALib]

So this broad is a meteorologist too? Is there anything she doesn't know?

 

[The Purge]

 

[Dale Smith]

Weather has been geo-engineered for at least a couple of decades. 1,000,000,000 acres of farm land has been rendered useless for this year's growing season....and they are not done. They will starve the people into following the hoax of "man made climate change".

 

[Kilroy2]

Tornadoes that just drop down for a few minute and cannot maintain itself can cause death if it hits your house

what are the odds

well what are the odds that it kills you

tornado-kills-woman-injures-another-adair-county-ia-nation-weather-service

During a tornado outbreak in November of 2018, one person was killed.

The National Weather Service has rated a tornado that hit an Oklahoma community earlier this week, destroying homes and killing at least one person

 

[Damaged Eagle]

That's great!!! Next thing you know we'll be having recreational hurricanes...

*****CHUCKLE*****

 

[francoHFW]

Only people in the world that don't believe in global warming or reality of any kind actually....

 

[Muhammed]

I feel sorry for her. Like so many of the feeble-minded brainwashed fools in her generation, this poor millennial has been so traumatized by Al Gore's loathsome fear mongering tactics that she really does believe that the end of the world is nigh.

 

[skye]

 

[Dekster]

Tornadoes that just drop down for a few minute and cannot maintain itself can cause death if it hits your house

what are the odds

well what are the odds that it kills you

tornado-kills-woman-injures-another-adair-county-ia-nation-weather-service

During a tornado outbreak in November of 2018, one person was killed.

The National Weather Service has rated a tornado that hit an Oklahoma community earlier this week, destroying homes and killing at least one person

Tornadoes are weather, not climate. In addition, just because AOC is new to DC does not mean that tornado warnings and watches are new to that area.

 

[Wyatt earp]

Only people in the world that don't believe in global warming or reality of any kind actually....

I am dreaming of a white memorial day weekend...you do know it snowed in Wyoming, South Dakota, Colorado last week right?

 

[flacaltenn]

Uh.
I wish the leader of the Democratic Party would be more clear.


‘This is crazy’: AOC says ‘casual tornadoes’ are a new threat to the country

She knows so little about life and how things work.. I'm amazed she doesn't need a guardian... DC is pretty small target.. But maybe before she enlightens us all with AOC science, she should visit the Wiki...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tornadoes_in_Washington,_D.C.

• August 25, 1814: A "most tremendous hurricane" struck the city during the Burning of Washington during the War of 1812. There are few historical accounts of this event, and many sources disagree on the details. Some sources question whether this event was a tornado or a hurricane. However, most agree that it was a true tornado, and some maintain that it was a tornado followed closely by a hurricane. Whatever its nature, the storm tore the roofs from many buildings. Several cannons were thrown through the air by the violent winds. Thirty British soldiers and some residents were buried in the rubble, and several died. Damage to trees also occurred "higher in the country." The British Army left Washington soon after the storm, and heavy rains which accompanied the storm helped extinguish the fires.[4][5][7][8] At least thirty people died.[9]
• September 16, 1888: Around 3:15 pm, an F2 tornado touched down between 9th Street NW and 10th Street NW, and it tracked for 2 miles (3.2 km) along Maryland Avenue.[9] It unroofed two homes, damaged the Botanic Garden, and damaged the roof of the Smithsonian Institution.[5][6] There were no injuries or deaths.[9]
• April 5, 1923: At around 3 p.m.,[10] an F3 tornado touched down in the northern Rock Creek Park, moving northeast into Maryland.[9][11] The tornado tracked for 11 miles (18 km).[9] Twenty people were injured,[9] seven homes were destroyed, and twelve other homes were damaged.[9] There were no deaths.[10][12][13]
• May 14, 1927: An F0 tornado produced minor damage near North Capitol Street and Rhode Island Avenue at 6:00 p.m.[9] The funnel was a landspout, not associated with a severe thunderstorm, as no wind was reported outside of the damage area. A few trees were uprooted or damaged, with structural damage being limited to roof shingles and awnings, as well as a few tombstones knocked over.[5][14] No one was injured, and there was only minor damage.[9]
• November 17, 1927: At 2:25 p.m., an F2 tornado touched down southwest of Alexandria, Virginia.[15] After damaging Alexandria, the tornado crossed the Potomac River and injured several people at the Anacostia Naval Air Station.[15] The tornado crossed the Anacostia River and continued through the Navy Yard.[15] From there, the tornado continued northward up Eighth Street Southeast and then turned a bit to travel north on Fourteenth Street near Lincoln Park.[15] The tornado continued through the neighborhood of Kingman Park, where it demolished several homes.[15] The tornado also damaged several Maryland suburbs, including Hyattsville, Bladensburg, Benning, and Colmar Manor.[15][16][17] The tornado traveled about 15 miles (24 km) in all,[18] including about 3 miles (4.8 km) in the District of Columbia.[9] One person died from being struck by lightning while crossing a bridge; 49 other people were injured and 150 homes were either damaged or destroyed in the District.[19][20] Dozens of families were made homeless from the tornado.[21] The speed of the tornado's winds were estimated to be 125 miles per hour (201 km/h).[15] Saint Cyprian Roman Catholic Church, located near Lincoln Park, sustained serious damage.[15] An airplane hangar at Anacostia Naval Air Station was demolished along with the seven airplanes inside it.[15] The tornado also tore the roof off of barracks at Anacostia Naval Air Station.[22] Property losses were estimated to be $1,000,000.[23]
• May 21, 1943: A waterspout formed over the Potomac River, moving on land near the Jefferson Memorial before dissipating without damaging any structures. Another funnel was also sighted, which may have touched down briefly near the National Naval Medical Center in nearby Bethesda, Maryland.[5][9]
• May 18, 1995: At 1:22 p.m., an F1 tornado uprooted dozens of trees and inflicted $50,000 in damage at the National Arboretum.[5] There were no injuries.[9]
• September 24, 2001: During a series of tornadoes in the Washington region, a weak tornado passed near the Pentagon, crossed the Potomac, and damaged some trees in D.C. before dissipating near the National Mall. Another funnel cloud passed over Union Station, but this one would not touch down as a tornado until it reached the College Park and Beltsville areas of Maryland.[24] Two people died and 57 were injured.[25]
• April 6, 2017: A tornado classified as EF0 on the Enhanced Fujita scale touched down in southeastern D.C., damaging trees on Joint Base Anacostia–Bolling.[26][27]

Possible tornadoes[edit]

• A tornado, or possibly intense downbursts, struck the city on July 30, 1913 during a heat wave. Substantial damage occurred to some buildings and trees were downed throughout the city, including at The White House.[28]

See also

 

[conserveguy877]

This is 10% of her district speaking as if it's the whole country. Embarrassing.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Like many liberals Occasional-cortex believes that we never had tornados before global warming.