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Old April 7th 06, 07:43 PM posted to alt.astronomy
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Tornadoes are again sweeping through Tennessee today with softball
sized hail!

Yes, SOFTBALL sized hail!

Surrounding states including central Indiana have been put on alert!

Take cover!

Double-A

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Old April 7th 06, 10:05 PM posted to alt.astronomy
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Double=A Since my great fear is tornadoes I'm thinking why are they so
powerful. When hurricanes blow my trees down "push" in windows etc it
took a tornato to cause my room addition room to blow apart,from the
inside out. My theory is hurricanes are a "push" force and tornadoes
are a pull force(think about it) For its vortex size tornadoes have the
most power. Because a vacuum is one of natures strongest atmosphere
forces. You said in your post "soft ball size hail" That is the big
clue where how a tornado works,and it goes like this. Swirling air from
above creates a funnel,and on top 0f the very moist cloud is very cold
air and this is shown to us as great balls of ice rain down. The ground
the funnel touches is very hot,dusty and the air is dry. Heated ground
air rushes up the tunnel so fast it creates a very strong vacuum.
Air rushes up to the very cold cloud top,and like a vacuum cleaner takes
every thing with it. Blow homes up and apart in its path. Left 18
wheelers up off the ground and drop them half a mile away. I've witness
fish dropped a mile from the ocean by a water spout (Revere Beach Ma)
Like to add this It was almost 12AM when the tornado cause a shed to fly
across my back yard It was not as dark as it should have been,and there
was like a dim glow What was the reason for this phosphorescent glow?.
Trebert

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Old April 8th 06, 12:32 AM posted to alt.astronomy
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G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote:
Double=A Since my great fear is tornadoes I'm thinking why are they so
powerful. When hurricanes blow my trees down "push" in windows etc it
took a tornato to cause my room addition room to blow apart,from the
inside out. My theory is hurricanes are a "push" force and tornadoes
are a pull force(think about it) For its vortex size tornadoes have the
most power. Because a vacuum is one of natures strongest atmosphere
forces. You said in your post "soft ball size hail" That is the big
clue where how a tornado works,and it goes like this. Swirling air from
above creates a funnel,and on top 0f the very moist cloud is very cold
air and this is shown to us as great balls of ice rain down. The ground
the funnel touches is very hot,dusty and the air is dry. Heated ground
air rushes up the tunnel so fast it creates a very strong vacuum.
Air rushes up to the very cold cloud top,and like a vacuum cleaner takes
every thing with it. Blow homes up and apart in its path. Left 18
wheelers up off the ground and drop them half a mile away. I've witness
fish dropped a mile from the ocean by a water spout (Revere Beach Ma)
Like to add this It was almost 12AM when the tornado cause a shed to fly
across my back yard It was not as dark as it should have been,and there
was like a dim glow What was the reason for this phosphorescent glow?.
Trebert



A Google search turned up many reports of night tornadoes having a
phosphorescent glow. I wonder if the phenomenon has ever been
investigated? There are some things, such as ball lighting, that
science still cannot explain.

Double-A

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Old April 8th 06, 01:18 AM posted to alt.astronomy
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Hmmmm. Could that light have been the dim bulb in your head,
BEERTbrain? Just a thought...

Great BALLS of FIRE!

Saul Levy


On Fri, 7 Apr 2006 17:05:59 -0400, (G=EMC^2
Glazier) wrote:

Double=A Since my great fear is tornadoes I'm thinking why are they so
powerful. When hurricanes blow my trees down "push" in windows etc it
took a tornato to cause my room addition room to blow apart,from the
inside out. My theory is hurricanes are a "push" force and tornadoes
are a pull force(think about it) For its vortex size tornadoes have the
most power. Because a vacuum is one of natures strongest atmosphere
forces. You said in your post "soft ball size hail" That is the big
clue where how a tornado works,and it goes like this. Swirling air from
above creates a funnel,and on top 0f the very moist cloud is very cold
air and this is shown to us as great balls of ice rain down. The ground
the funnel touches is very hot,dusty and the air is dry. Heated ground
air rushes up the tunnel so fast it creates a very strong vacuum.
Air rushes up to the very cold cloud top,and like a vacuum cleaner takes
every thing with it. Blow homes up and apart in its path. Left 18
wheelers up off the ground and drop them half a mile away. I've witness
fish dropped a mile from the ocean by a water spout (Revere Beach Ma)
Like to add this It was almost 12AM when the tornado cause a shed to fly
across my back yard It was not as dark as it should have been,and there
was like a dim glow What was the reason for this phosphorescent glow?.
Trebert

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Old April 8th 06, 01:15 AM posted to alt.astronomy
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DA, you sure that wasn't FROOTBAT sized hail? Ha, ha! I made a
funny!

Saul Levy


On 7 Apr 2006 11:43:02 -0700, "Double-A" wrote:


Tornadoes are again sweeping through Tennessee today with softball
sized hail!

Yes, SOFTBALL sized hail!

Surrounding states including central Indiana have been put on alert!

Take cover!

Double-A

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Old April 8th 06, 01:21 AM posted to alt.astronomy
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Saul Levy wrote in message
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DA, you sure that wasn't FROOTBAT sized hail? Ha, ha! I made a
funny!

Saul Levy

If you make a funny in the middle of the woods and no one hears it, is it
still funny?

HJ










On 7 Apr 2006 11:43:02 -0700, "Double-A" wrote:


Tornadoes are again sweeping through Tennessee today with softball
sized hail!

Yes, SOFTBALL sized hail!

Surrounding states including central Indiana have been put on alert!

Take cover!

Double-A



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Old April 8th 06, 03:04 PM posted to alt.astronomy
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Saul Levy wrote:
DA, you sure that wasn't FROOTBAT sized hail? Ha, ha! I made a
funny!

Saul Levy


On 7 Apr 2006 11:43:02 -0700, "Double-A" wrote:


Tornadoes are again sweeping through Tennessee today with softball
sized hail!

Yes, SOFTBALL sized hail!

Surrounding states including central Indiana have been put on alert!

Take cover!

Double-A



CNN reported this morning that over 400 tornadoes have already been
reported this year!

Last year the figure was only about 90.

How are you going to laugh that off?

Double-A

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Old April 8th 06, 03:09 AM posted to alt.astronomy,alt.alien.visitors,alt.fan.art-bell,alt.usenet.kooks
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Double-A wrote:

Tornadoes are again sweeping through Tennessee today with softball
sized hail!

Yes, SOFTBALL sized hail!

Surrounding states including central Indiana have been put on alert!

Take cover!

Double-A


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