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Topic		Started By	Replies	Views	Rating	Last Post
	STICKY: READ BEFORE POSTING. (Preview) This forum is not your typical weather forum in which you can feel free to update the weather or talk about what you know technically; places on this board already exist for that. This is where important or exciting facts or events on the weather go, may they be current or from a different time. But if the...	Peter Radanovic	0	946		Feb 28 16:20 2006 by Peter Radanovic
	Gainseville TX (Preview) This is unbelievable: GAINESVILLE, Texas - Storms battered eastern Texas with wind up to 100 mph and hail the size of baseballs, damaging buildings and slamming parked airplanes into one another at an airport. "When you have winds from 80 to 100 mph it can do damage similar to that of a tornado,...	Thunderbolt	0	1165		Apr 29 19:06 2006 by Thunderbolt
	Lubbock TX Tornado (Preview) Well as most of you may know, the Lubbock TX tornado of May 11, 1970 is coming in for it's 36 year anniversary (if my math is right ;) ) Anyways, it was an F-5 and its what inspired Dr. Fujita to make the Fujita scale.	Thunderbolt	3	970		Apr 28 13:06 2006 by Thunderbolt
	Spring is cominig; thunderstorms, yeah!!!!!! (Preview) It seems that Spring is coming early this year. Just look at how warm it has been getting lately. Also, yesterday night had a pretty sweet rain storm. Also, moderate winds seem to be blowing ever since that drastic temperature rise. Probably that's what you get when all that heavy, cool air suddenly...	Peter Radanovic	7	1149		Apr 9 10:22 2006 by Peter Radanovic
	Global warming causing more problems than projected here. (Preview) It seems that Summer is getting hotter in intervals of every couple of years. This is not only due to the gases that are currently going up into the ozone layer; but is also the gas that has been in effect up there for years. It seems that as sea-levels rise, food and eco-systems will collapse very qui...	Peter Radanovic	0	936		Mar 17 10:53 2006 by Peter Radanovic

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