2012 Had The Least Severe Weather In US History

According to the Storm Prediction Center, there was a record low in the number of tornado and severe weather watches issued for 2012. Since moving into their Norman, OK office in 1997, there has never been as few watches as this year’s 697. 2012 will also finish with nearly 400 less tornado reports than the 7 year average. According to NOAA’s NCDC, 2012 will finish nearly 140 less than the 1991-2010 average.

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10 Responses to 2012 Had The Least Severe Weather In US History

  1. oeman50 says:

    But Steve, the SPC did not say that there would have been even fewer storms without CO2-caused climate disruption. That would have made an even lower record.

    See, you can’t ever win against CO2. I can make up as many unproved/unprovable explanations as I want!

    in any case, HFNY (Happy Fun New Year). I look at your blog every day and enjoy every page of it,

  2. tckev says:

    Falling below the average!
    This is unprecedented!
    Are you listening Mr McKitten?
    It’s unprecedented!

    Proof positive of anthropological global something.

  3. johnmcguire says:

    What’s up with the use of real facts ? Look hansen and his puppet mckibben told me that cagw is imminent , could even happen as soon as whatever date you want . If it wasn’t for co2 and parasols , I mean aerosols we would be overheating now , or overeating or something like that , what hansen said go read his blog or whatever I have to get back to my bong .

  4. Eric Simpson says:

    Of course the one storm that mattered hit a week before the election, and with the big fat climate change pusher from NJ saying how wonderful our preezy is, and Bloomberg et al saying that it’s all about climate change and that’s why he is endorsing Obama, climate change became a pivotal issue on the margin, and contributed to O’s loathsome victory. Climate Change is an issue that matters as far as elections, and it looks like it tilted toward getting more Democrats elected this time, including O.
    That’s why we need an aggressive public relations / advertising campaigns to change public opinion. The evidence and arguments are on our side, but the people don’t know this evidence and argument. It could make a huge difference in the next presidential and congressional elections. Someone take the reins; conservatives would contribute huge $ to help any ad campaign that was shown to be effective. Think about it.
    Happy New Year! It’s 2013. Every day is going to be like Friday the 13th this year. So, that’s the way it’s going to be.

  5. johnmcguire says:

    Hey , just a reminder . The federal reserve act has been financialy raping this country for 100 years now . It ain’t federal and there is no reserve . Our money is printed with interest already owed on it before we get it . We can never get out of debt while there is a federal reserve .

  6. Lance says:

    NOAA – Striving to be adequate…failing to make that objective

  7. gofer says:

    So, tell me again, Mr. Douglas, why warming is so bad if the “hottest” year had the least severe weather?

  8. Andy DC says:

    In 2011, lots of severe weather was caused by global warming and in 2012, lack of severe weather was caused by global warming. Sound familiar?

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