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Subject Severe Weather Outbreak on EASTCOAST!! POSSIBLE TORNADO IN NEW YORK STATE, ***UPDATED*** A DERECHO IS FORMING HOLY CRAP!

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And they also said Ernesto would be a hurricane too and I said weakening ... http://www.theweatherspace.com/news/TWS-80512-tropical-storm-ernesto-update.html

Accuweather is getting their info from NOAA most of the time and SPC outlined the NE yesterday so it's not "THeir" forecast.

Perhaps I didn't make myself clear.  I am Senior Meteorologist Kevin Martin from TheWeatherSpace.com ... and Accuweather isn't even as close to me in accuracy.

They predicted a bad tornado season while I said no and who won that?  Accuweather is the worst forecast site I've ever seen and many will agree with me ... including that I am one of the best in the field in accuracy.
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lol dang, why are you Senior Meteorologist even on this site, And if they get they info from NOAA, that means NOAA is wrong, one of my best long rang Meteorologist i use to follow on accuweather.com before he retired was joe bastardi. He was the one that predicted those major eastcoast storms that winter. it was pretty amazing to see so much snow, Heck he said will be having some of the coldest winters on record the next 20 to 30 years because the world is really cooling rapidly, I say there is some truth into that due with the tornado outbreaks in 2011, Because if i am correct the more coolor air running into warm air the more stronger the storms? because with this storm season all we are seeing is warm air running into warm air which is what i think dropped the tornado numbers so much. I think the evidence of that was the many tornadoes that hit up north in canada and more severe weather northward then in the south
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Original Message This says it "Although the threat is low, an isolated tornado or two cannot be completely ruled out at this point. Those at greatest risk are towns and cities across Upstate New York, southern Ontario, and the St. Lawrence Valley, Toronto, Buffalo, Cleveland, Louisville and Memphis will be the first in line today for severe weather"
[link to www.accuweather.com]

Also This link map from the weather channel shows that there is risk for damaging winds and hail and a chance of a tornado outlined in the red shaded areas >>> [link to www.weather.com]

TOR CON IS AT A 2-3 For New York central and east today Scroll down below to see your tor con threat if you live in the severe weather outbreak zone
Link is here >>>> [link to www.weather.com]

Also This right here is the "NOAA" weather outlook map for today for severe weather, Slight risk for "KILLER STORMS" ..... for the east coast today.
[link to www.spc.noaa.gov]

LIGHTNING IS NATURES NUMBER ONE KILLERS, REMEMBER IF YOU HEAR THUNDER YOU ARE CLOSE ENOUGH TO BEING STRUCK, STAY INDOORS AND STAY SAFE

**** UPDATED 5:14pm ALOT OF SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNINGS ON EAST COAST WATCH OUT!!! REPORTS OF TREES AND POWERLINES DOWN, STORMS MIGHT BE FORMING A POSSIBLE DERECHO >>
[link to www.weather.com]

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