Storm chasers are one thing. I love it when during a snowstorm authorities & TV anchors tell us to stay off the roads then the TV station goes out and gives us road reports.
When I was a boy, living in Texas, we never worried about tornadoes unless you could see a funnel cloud. On my last visit to Texas, programs were constantly interrupted by chyons warning about a tornado watch HUNDREDS of miles away.
The reports really are overdone. Every time there are “conditions right for a tornado to develop” within 500 miles, they interrupt programming for hours. I’d like to know the original report, as a map on the screen for a minute or so, with information as to which direction it’s heading. But, then just put a crawler on the bottom of the screen and quit interrupting Jeopardy. Not getting my daily dose of Jeopardy is my definition of a crisis.
j_m_kuehl about 1 month ago
And every one, just went out to the front porch too watch and film
rgulyash about 1 month ago
Storm chasers are one thing. I love it when during a snowstorm authorities & TV anchors tell us to stay off the roads then the TV station goes out and gives us road reports.
Knightman Premium Member about 1 month ago
As they fly into the sunset!!!
flemmingo about 1 month ago
“Hey y’all watch this!”
Meg: All Seriousness Aside about 1 month ago
A tornado watch? I just have a plain ol’ digital one.
e.groves about 1 month ago
Must be in Oklahoma.
KEA about 1 month ago
…and Hoosiers are going outside to take photos
PoodleGroomer about 1 month ago
Nothing is more entertaining than storm chasers catching the storm with giant hail by the tornado.
mistercatworks about 1 month ago
When I was a boy, living in Texas, we never worried about tornadoes unless you could see a funnel cloud. On my last visit to Texas, programs were constantly interrupted by chyons warning about a tornado watch HUNDREDS of miles away.
Impkins Premium Member about 1 month ago
Do we have enough beer? burp. :)
Frank Burns Eats Worms about 1 month ago
Eno’s never experienced a tornado, but he has experienced a titty twister.
cuzinron47 about 1 month ago
The same with high winds warnings, the surfers say “Surf’s up”.
Diane Lee Premium Member about 1 month ago
The reports really are overdone. Every time there are “conditions right for a tornado to develop” within 500 miles, they interrupt programming for hours. I’d like to know the original report, as a map on the screen for a minute or so, with information as to which direction it’s heading. But, then just put a crawler on the bottom of the screen and quit interrupting Jeopardy. Not getting my daily dose of Jeopardy is my definition of a crisis.
Manitobaman about 1 month ago
Cowinka-dinkle timing for this comic. Twister was on again a couple nights ago. ( For what seems like the 1500th time… )