Little bit early for the Tornado season, hope our members in the US Mid-West region are safe and sound. I guess this means it will be a hot and dry summer for you guys as their was not much snow up in Canada/USA this year. Alberta is calling for a fire ban already as it is dry up there.We had the coldest summer on record in NZ and a few tornado's around Auckland as well.....which is very unusual too.I am not much for the crazy theories and thinking the planet we sit on is wobbling once again. The magnetic north shifts from time to time.Cheers

Little bit early for the Tornado season, hope our members in the US Mid-West region are safe and sound. I guess this means it will be a hot and dry summer for you guys as their was not much snow up in Canada/USA this year. Alberta is calling for a fire ban already as it is dry up there.We had the coldest summer on record in NZ and a few tornado's around Auckland as well.....which is very unusual too.I am not much for the crazy theories and thinking the planet we sit on is wobbling once again. The magnetic north shifts from time to time.Cheers

yes, nothing but good thoughts and best wishes to those affected by the storms... I actually agree Matthew, last year we had 60 plus inches of snow, this winter we didn't even get 6! That is massive global warming for 12 months LOL...I am a firm believer "global warming" is a natural cyclical process, after all, unless the dinosaurs were driving around in SUV's taking little dinosaurs to soccer (football) then it is just a natural occurrence that happens with or without us imho... Not that I am anti-green and don't believe in clean air opposed to the smog in areas of China (and LA) :( but I don't think everyone driving a prius (whose battery disposal will do more damage to the environment than fifty 1969 Ford Mustangs combined) is going to change a darn thing :( :Peace:But back to the original topic and best wishes to anyone affected or anyone who knows someone affected. Thoughts are with you :(