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True story...America has green thunderstorms all the time during the spring and summer, especially out in the Midwest. That's how we know a storm is severe enough to make tornadoes. It's not a coincidence, it's a common occurrence.
Yeah, but here in Houston the sky had that yellowish color this morning…America has green thunderstorms all the time during the spring and summer, especially out in the Midwest. That's how we know a storm is severe enough to make tornadoes. It's not a coincidence, it's a common occurrence.
Yeah, but here in Houston the sky had that yellowish color this morning…
Yeah, the dust in the air causes this and we believe it is from the African Sands which has been killing our rain chances here…Any bad storm can turn the sky colors... The storm was green when a tornado hit my house. The sky was yellow after that.
Folks in the midwest have spoken of seeing green skies just before tornadoes, for years.What a strange, yet eerie coincidence.South Dakota Sky Mysteriously Turns Green
The sky is supposed to be blue, right? Well on Tuesday, South Dakotans witnessed a green sky. As a severe storm made its way across South Dakota the sky turned completely green. Meteorologist Scott Mendt said the reason behind the green sky is because the “sun’s rays are being refracted by the...
Folks in the midwest have spoken of seeing green skies just before tornadoes, for years.
Not really.What a strange, yet eerie coincidence.South Dakota Sky Mysteriously Turns Green
The sky is supposed to be blue, right? Well on Tuesday, South Dakotans witnessed a green sky. As a severe storm made its way across South Dakota the sky turned completely green. Meteorologist Scott Mendt said the reason behind the green sky is because the “sun’s rays are being refracted by the...
Or....it's just a giant f-ing thunderstorm with hail on it's leading edge. Hope you're not outside when it hits...and you have insurance for your car if it's outdoors.What a strange, yet eerie coincidence.South Dakota Sky Mysteriously Turns Green
The sky is supposed to be blue, right? Well on Tuesday, South Dakotans witnessed a green sky. As a severe storm made its way across South Dakota the sky turned completely green. Meteorologist Scott Mendt said the reason behind the green sky is because the “sun’s rays are being refracted by the...
Now THAT could be a sign that a tornado is imminent. The ones I've seen drop, the sky had a more purplish to blackish hue than a green one, which was more indicative of hail.I was out at the Channel Islands one evening fishing, and the sky had a purple hue.
What did that mean professor captain russia?
Yeah, but here in Houston the sky had that yellowish color this morning…
I am unsure if you are mocking me because let face it I deserve it a lot but the sky I saw this morning was just weird… The hue was off…That's called "sunrise," though the sun isn't actually moving...
I am unsure if you are mocking me because let face it I deserve it a lot but the sky I saw this morning was just weird… The hue was off…
I am actually leaving for good from here… I am actually heading back East because I can’t take this heat any longer!!!Just goofing on ya... an ex-Houstonian to a current Houstonian...
I am actually leaving for good from here… I am actually heading back East because I can’t take this heat any longer!!!
I tell everyone not to move to Idaho, all we have in this state is potatoes. Potatoes everywhereIt's only... what? Four months a year that suck. And it's not really the heat, it's the humidity.
Try South Carolina this time of year... ugh. After Kingsville and Houston, I lived in Southern California for more than thirty years the three in New Mexico... my body will forever crave the arid climates...
True but I have others I must consider about when relocating and most of the family is around D.C. and Ohio Valley region…It's only... what? Four months a year that suck. And it's not really the heat, it's the humidity.
Try South Carolina this time of year... ugh. After Kingsville and Houston, I lived in Southern California for more than thirty years the three in New Mexico... my body will forever crave the arid climates...
