Just your typical Feb. Missouri Tornado Watch

[thefloyd]

in the Saint Louis area while Kansas City get freezing rain. Wow Bushco is really destroying the planet.

[BlueEyedSon]

1. WTF?!?!

[thefloyd]

3. WTF is right

I have lived in Missouri my whole life and this scenario is definitely new

[CrazyOrangeCat]

2. Yeah, this weather is totally, completely, batshit crazy! n/t

[thefloyd]

4. Yeah definitely different

to say the least

[Roland99]

5. We had tornado touchdowns in KY on New Year's Day.

And had tornado warnings a 2nd time later in the month and there were tornado warnings back around Thanksgiving, too.

Severe weather expected tonight.

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

6. Out in shirtsleeves in NW Arkansas

The cold front is supposed to roar through later on today. Lucky I live in a basement flat!

[AlGore-08.com]

7. Remember - - there's no such thing as Global Warming!

pReznit Bush says so!!

:crazy:

[ncrainbowgrrl]

8. Wow- that's nuts.

Of course, it's not supposed to be 69 in Feb. in Chapel Hill, NC either... :shrug:

[SaintLouisBlues]

9. 68 degrees here now. Down to 24 tonight.

Yikes

[Pirate Smile]

10. 48 hours ago it was 63 degrees in Iowa - in February. Today, a snow

thunderstorm and no school.

The weather is crazy.

[SaintLouisBlues]

11. 60 MPH winds with 3 inch diameter hail

in St. Louis as I type.

[hatrack]

12. Huh? A frickin' tornado watch?

Holy shit.

[SaintLouisBlues]

13. Tornado Warning just issued

St. Louis City and adjoining SW Illinois counties.

[thefloyd]

17. Tornado must have just missed downtown area

Thank god Im on the first floor

[zanne]

14. My Irises are growing (in NH)

They're not due for at least two months. Last Sunday, we had a blizzard. The snow is almost entirely gone and it reached 60 degrees today. WTF?

[JHB]

15. Inform this Nor'Easterner...

What's the normal twister season?

[SaintLouisBlues]

16. For this lattitude, I'd say late April through first half of June

Earlier down south.

Sirens are going on here now, at least the ones that work.

[hatrack]

18. Maybe late in March. Maybe.

This is highly unusual - I've lived in the Midwest nearly all my life. Very weird.