tornado outbreak

That is the question we are all asking ourselved tonight as temperatures have dropped through the 60's, through the 50's and now stand at 50.6°......combine that with a north wind that has been persistent around 15 mph this evening and you've got a raw, late fall evening.

A small line of showers is moving through Middle TN this morning. According to the NWS, they should produce only about a tenth (.10) of an inch of rainfall. Later today, under daytime heating, clouds will build and possibility exists for developing showers and thunderstorms.

...after some localized frost here on the Plateau this morning, temperatures will run up to 70° under sunny skies!

As I look across our latest, local forecast, our chances for frost appear to be over for the season.

Cookeville, TN Alamanac

Since I live in a log home, I've often wondered how it would fare in a direct hit by a tornado.

Monkeyfister is right: the tornado outbreak we had on Super Tuesday has done a lot of damage to the Mid South:

From northern DeSoto County through Southeast Memphis and on to Jackson, Tenn., and beyond Nashville, twisters hopscotched through neighborhoods and commercial districts, whipsawing

Last Easter Sunday much of the United States suffered a record breaking severe cold snap.  When a number of us joked about how cold weather seemed to follow Al Gore wherever he went, many of his global warming adherents chastised us for confusing climate with weather.

I wonder if those same people will now take Democrat John Kerry to task for doing the

This is a screen shot from my GR Level 3 Radar program