NORMAL ILLINOIS HIT BY TORNADO

[BenWSU]

It's not about me not liking 70's or taking a side on climate change. Just making observation of how the US gets into the 70's in Nov which isn't always normal plus the fact that fall tornado season doesn't normally occur in Illinois. Mostly a southern US event.

[wufan]

It's not about me not liking 70's or taking a side on climate change. Just making observation of how the US gets into the 70's in Nov which isn't always normal plus the fact that fall tornado season doesn't normally occur in Illinois. Mostly a southern US event.

Fever's right. Subjective observation about Kansas and Illinois over a couple of decades has nothing to do with Global warming.

Wishing everyone in Illinois well!

[SB Shock]

plus the fact that fall tornado season doesn't normally occur in Illinois. Mostly a southern US event.

Illinois has a higher than normal probability for a tornado at this time of the year. They have similiar events about 1 out of every 3 or 4 years.

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