SOLID EVIDENCE: NOAA Falsifying Tornado Warnings For Their Budget

(Public Weather Service.com) – The National Weather Service issued a Tornado Watch including much of Ohio.  A tornado warning was issued within the watch zone for a storm that had no rotation, leading to believe the NOAA is commiting fraud.

NOAA seems to issue more tornado warnings when they issue a tornado watch.  It’s a fact that more warnings go out when a watch has been issued but why? NOAA is very likely trying to save their already depleating budget.  NOAA’s budget has left them with over 200 vacant positions within their National Weather Service network.

So the way I see it, I caught NOAA falsifying a tornado warning in order to verify.  When the committee that does their budget looks over their watches, they want to see them verifying so they get a better budget.  NOAA uses their own tornado watch system and within their office they allegedly issue tornado warnings on cells just to verify.

Screenshots above shows the left image has no strong rotation at all for a warning.  The right image is the reflectivity radar showing nothing but a heavy rain shower. 

NOAA was caught red-handed.  This is probably them trying to verify their need to issue a tornado watch.

Are tornadoes probable today in Ohio?  Yes, but I think isolated an a Severe Thunderstorm Watch would cover it better.

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