SEVERE WEATHER AND TORNADO SEASON FOR 2013

OUR TEAM WILL ATTEND CONTINUING RESEARCH- APRIL UNTIL JUNE: THIS TIMELINE MARKS THE MOST SIGNIFICANT ACTION FOR TORNADOES AND SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS IN THE MID US. THE SEASON HAS KICKED IN A BIT EARLY AS JANUARY HAS HAD SIGNIFICANT TORNADO ACTIVITY. MARCH HAD A VERY LOW TORNADO COUNT NATIONWIDE AS INSTABILITY WAS HAMPERED BY A MUCH COOLER GULF OF MEXICO SST's.

Breakthough scientific data was obtained from the 2009 to 2012 tornado season. So many close range tornadic storm epicenter intercepts were achieved with recorded data, and costly expenses to attend every severe weathe outbreak, we will be selective in our presence this year. Stay tuned to our news page.

More updates and recent chase log for the Severe Warning Systems team - The SWS News Page
 
Here we go again.. GETTING READY FOR THE MID US !!!
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NOAA forecasters say that the "El Nino -La Nina" oceanic situation "is nuetral" for 2013 spring pattern. This could have a direct impact on how the severe weather pattern will play into this season. The result.. the Gulf of Mexico sea surface temperatures will warm up.. and a late spring severe weather pattern could be active. March finished with a record low count of tornadoes reported.

Trends of previous year show an below average activity in tornadic storms. Trends may point toward a strong tornado season with an up count for tornadoes late spring. The midwest and south may have a strong severe season in 2013. More as this unfolds soon.