[Star Traveler]

The only EF-5 tornado, last year in the USA, was in Oklahoma.

[fieldmarshaldj]

Looks like that “Global Warming” is finally paying off.

[clearcarbon]

Things that suck are highly territorial. Comrade obama scared them away.

[ops33]

Here in Oklahoma the is at least one EF5 pretty much every year.

[PoloSec]

Probably due to fewer Trailer Parks, that’s what Tornado’s live for! /S

[Gamecock]

Waitjng for the climate change Nazis to blame Bush.

[Alas Babylon!]

The worst tornadoes in my lifetime happened in late April, 2011. I hope next month is not a repeat. Remain vigilant!

It is not climate change or global warming we have to worry about, bur rather the warm, wet Gulf of Mexico and its cold, dry polar opposite in north-central North America. These natural forces are what causes tornadoes in our country, which has the highest amount of tornadoes in the world. A natural fact is all.

I celebrate a quiet tornado season, but do not forget what CAN happen.

[TomGuy]

Those of us in various ‘tornado alleys’ do not mind a bit that there are fewer tornados.

Just like those who live in hurricane zones are not wanting more hurricanes.

[X-spurt]

Dang, who woulda thought the Weather Channel was still in business?

Directv’s new weather service is MUCH better, no lefty politics.

[Flag_This]

Perhaps if the Weather Channel started to name each tornado they could draw attention to this problem. /s

[vetvetdoug]

April 10, 1979. Wichita Falls, Texas. F-4/5 was on the ground for over an hour and almost the entire time was in a populated area. It took days to find out if my Mother and Sister were ok. I moved to Mississippi and have experienced more tornadoes here than I ever did in Texas.

[VeniVidiVici]

LOL! I was thinking about this very subject while walking my dogs about 30 mins ago. Very mild Spring stormwise here in Orlando.

[Cringing Negativism Network]

I wouldn’t get too hopeful about an end to tornadoes.

This year was a record cold year, and it’s still cold over the area of the country most vulnerable to big tornadoes.

Once things thaw out in a week or two, things will be normal.

At least this is my hypothesis.