Do you know twisters/tornados once recently happened in Msia. not a big one, but it's freaky because malaysia's not supposed to get all these things (earthquakes, etc)
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++ [ originally posted by Andrea Becchi ] ++
Exactly Fabi! Finally someone agrees with me!
I can't wait for the day when I see a tornado rolling by in person.
Hey Fabi, do you have tornadoes down in Venezuela?
Exactly Fabi! Finally someone agrees with me!
I can't wait for the day when I see a tornado rolling by in person.
Hey Fabi, do you have tornadoes down in Venezuela?
No!!!!!!!!! Thats why I've always wanted to see one.
My mom and dad lived in Oklahoma for a few years and I cannot believe they never saw one in person.
We barely have climatic changes here. There are only two seasons (a dry one and a rainy one)
I have seen a tornado in real life actually. It shoved (didn't really lift it) a small car into a canal, I was several hundreds of meters away. Too frightening. Wasn't liking it at all. My dad's cousin was hanging from a bridge, holding on to the railing (he later told me, I didn't see him at the time). His bicycle was already sucked away, he nearly went himself too. Then the tornado suddenly died out as quickly as it had appeared.
Water and wind - Holland's main enemies.
Water and wind - Holland's main enemies.
Hmmm, that must suck.
Wow, I can't believe they never saw one in person. Oklahoma gets over 80 tornadoes a year. I think that State would be a rather exciting place to live, better than here. I live near Washington, DC, and in Maryalnd there are only about two tornadoes a year. Hopefully our climate will change, and more tornadoes will spawn here. In fact, it seems like the number of them are starting to increase. Last year there were 3 tornadoes in Maryland, and now we are off to a great start with one. Hopefully, more will come DURING THE DAY next time, not at night like last night.
And where I live we have snow stroms, so that means we usually get off school some days during the winter. So that means I can enjoy the wonderful sport of skiing during those days.
Wow, I can't believe they never saw one in person. Oklahoma gets over 80 tornadoes a year. I think that State would be a rather exciting place to live, better than here. I live near Washington, DC, and in Maryalnd there are only about two tornadoes a year. Hopefully our climate will change, and more tornadoes will spawn here. In fact, it seems like the number of them are starting to increase. Last year there were 3 tornadoes in Maryland, and now we are off to a great start with one. Hopefully, more will come DURING THE DAY next time, not at night like last night.
And where I live we have snow stroms, so that means we usually get off school some days during the winter. So that means I can enjoy the wonderful sport of skiing during those days.
++ [ originally posted by Erik ] ++
I have seen a tornado in real life actually. It shoved (didn't really lift it) a small car into a canal, I was several hundreds of meters away. Too frightening. Wasn't liking it at all. My dad's cousin was hanging from a bridge, holding on to the railing (he later told me, I didn't see him at the time). His bicycle was already sucked away, he nearly went himself too. Then the tornado suddenly died out as quickly as it had appeared.
Water and wind - Holland's main enemies.
I have seen a tornado in real life actually. It shoved (didn't really lift it) a small car into a canal, I was several hundreds of meters away. Too frightening. Wasn't liking it at all. My dad's cousin was hanging from a bridge, holding on to the railing (he later told me, I didn't see him at the time). His bicycle was already sucked away, he nearly went himself too. Then the tornado suddenly died out as quickly as it had appeared.
Water and wind - Holland's main enemies.
Such a nice patrionising tone in that post We happen to have one of the most violent climates of all continental European nations actually. It's because we have a very flat land, reclaimed from the sea, you have very odd circumstances that create, logical wise, odd types of weather.
Thunderstorms are the best examples. They sometimes come out of nowhere, strike with huge force, then disappear again. I heard some provinces even have thunderstorm alarms in their cities, warning people to get the hell inside.
We happen to have one of the most violent climates of all continental European nations actually. It's because we have a very flat land, reclaimed from the sea, you have very odd circumstances that create, logical wise, odd types of weather.Thunderstorms are the best examples. They sometimes come out of nowhere, strike with huge force, then disappear again. I heard some provinces even have thunderstorm alarms in their cities, warning people to get the hell inside.
Its called ice