Global Warming Increasing Tornado Home, Life Loss?

States of emergency declared during the present tornado outbreak in a 10-state region are likely just the beginning of what’s to come for the 2014 tornado season, meteorologists and climatoligists say, most of whom blame global warming and its deniers, while others caution that weather modification, such as through HAARP, is the culprit.

“It seems that every year for the past several years, the tornadoes have been more frequent and have caused more deaths and damage than ever before,” reports Web Pro News “Tornadoes are even occurring in states that seldom see any tornado activity, prompting many to wonder what on earth is going on with the weather system.”

The multi-state storm system that began Friday has claimed at least 19 lives and destroyed hundreds of homes in the southern United States within the past two days. Most of the twister deaths occurred Sunday when tornadoes hit Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas, and Oklahoma. 

At least 100 people in Arkansas have sustained injuries and ten died. Arkansas Governor Mike Beebe said at least 15 people died in that state from the storm that authorities say produced the first fatalities of this year’s U.S. tornado season. He’d previously said 16 had been killed, but lrecanted that count.

On Friday, tornadoes struck four North Carolina counties with 150 mph winds ripping through the state Friday, destroying some 200 homes. Governor Pat McCrory declared a state of emergency and warned residents about more severe weather was in the forecast.

Mississippi is also under a state of emergency, Monday, a tornado hit Tupelo where at least one person was killed

“Some say it is directly related to global warming while others say it’s simply the changing weather patterns,” reports Kimberly Ripley for Web Pro News. “Either way it’s a frightening phenomenon and it’s heartbreaking to know that people will lose their homes–and some will even lose their lives–before the 2014 season comes to a close.”