going on behind the scene. russia is respond to go this news. the russian ambassador to germany says berlin s move brings the conflict, quote, to a new level, as creme len spokesperson peskov says russia will destroy ukraine s tanks. natasha, is the u.s. s view this is a game change r? in a way. they re not going to hit the ground immediately, it could take as many as three, four months for the ukrainians to even be trained on them, but what we are told is that this could potentially be game changing in terms of breaking through russia s defensive lines in ukraine. they want to take the fight directly to the russians so they can take back that territory versus striking them with longer-range equipment that the u.s. has given them. they re still asking for the extremely long-range missiles, but in terms of a grinding fight that allows them to break those russian lines, they say this could be game changing. the reason would you the u.s. has been pushing jerchy for weeks,
(WGHP) Based on our history, we are now in the middle of the most likely time to experience tornadoes here in the Piedmont Triad and North Carolina. The most active period for the strongest and most tornadoes is from the 3rd week of March to the 3rd week of May. This two-month window is one where I […]
humidity for the tornadoes in tornado alley. it s more humid, more volatile to the east. we should have 36 tornadoes in january. that is the normal number. human? 159. wow. four times more than we should be getting this time of year. the tornadoes are in many of the states from texas all the way to florida, even one in california, but back up here into mississippi, alabama, that s been the bull s-eye for this. this is where the tornadoes have been so far this year. all of this from the deep south, gulf coast, tornado alley here, hoosier alley centered over indianapolis, and carolina alley, why? it s where the jet stream is placed. it maybe a swoop through the south alley. when it happens in hoosier
probably comparable to winning the powerball lotto. the fact that moore has seen major tornadoes since 1999 is unheard of. but oklahoma is the heart of tornado alley. they ve had 13 ef-5s just since 1902 in the state of oklahoma. oklahomans are incredibly tornado aware, they know what to do. my nightmare scenario is what if certainly like that hits in nashville, chicago, atlanta or washington d.c. there was an ef-3 tornado that hit in maryland. yes, tornado alley sees the most on dose but we re seeing an apparent eastward shift from dixie alley and even hoosier alley. we don t know if that s a
apparent eastward shift into dixie alley and hoosier alley, illinois, kentucky, parts of ohio have seen incredible tornadoes in recent years. we don t know if that s a manifestation of climate change as we discussed yesterday. no sound science yet that a warmer atmosphere necessarily means more severe tornadoes. yes, it does mean more instability. but there s more water vapor and fuel for these severe thunderstorms but in a warmer atmosphere you should have less wind shear and that would tend to negate some of these other factors. there s not enough data. we need more research. you can t connect the dots. there s no causal connection. it s something we re going to be watching very carefully. that was really satisfying explanation. i am now t the image on my hed is the axis situation that happens there. paul davis, of weather nation tv, thank you very much. thank you, chris.