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The first big snowstorm of the season closed hundreds of miles of major highways across the Plains states Monday, part of a treacherous system that also sent tornadoes ripping through Arkansas and Kansas.

Six-foot drifts were common in eastern Colorado, western Kansas and Nebraska, the National Weather Service said. Wind up to 60 mph piled drifts 3 feet high in Pierre, S.D., where state government offices were closed. Snow fell as far south as the Texas Panhandle
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Yes Winky, we know its warm & sunny in Phoenix :p
 
Inkara1 said:
It just seems like it's too late in the year for tornadoes.
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Nov 15 was one of the biggest tornado outbreaks in middle TN history. We're under a watch right now.
 
Inkara1 said:
It just seems like it's too late in the year for tornadoes.
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Had one just east of Houston in December in the late 70s --- within a mile of my house.

Here in Texas -- any season is tornado season.
 
Inkara1 said:
San Luis Obispo County, CA... major earthquake-free for 422 days and counting!
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That's generally a bad thing for areas where earthquakes are common.
 
Just over a year. There have been a sprinkling of 2-ish earthquakes like normal but nothing big on over a year.
 
Luis G said:
That's generally a bad thing for areas where earthquakes are common.
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as long as there are 4s or less, it's not a problem. When its silent is when stress gets overwhelming.
 
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