Once Again, My Model Seemed to Predict the Tornadoes

Unfortunately and again, my condolences and sympathy to those afflicted by the latest onslaught of storms – tornadic or otherwise.

Dare I utter these thoughts so soon thereafter:  But, as the ‘saints’ had not been ‘singing’ for the last recent few days, my tornado-prediction model again seemed to predict the likely appearance of tornadoes in the Nation’s Heartland. 

Too bad that I could never get any universities to support the research of my tornado-prediction model.  I suppose I was always too old or not good enough for them – or something. 

See: “Live Updates: Deadly Tornado Outbreak, Flooding Leaves Path Of Destruction From South To Great Lakes”, located at:  https://weather.com/news/weather/news/2025-04-03-live-updates-tornado-outbreak-arkansas-indiana-missouri

AVT, P.E.  (April 03, 2025)

 

 

P.S.  Again, for some possibly paradigm-free thoughts, see:  https://tornadotamer.org/research.htm

The Barometer as a Measure of Gravitational Force

 The Barometer as a Measure of Gravitational Force

Check it out at:  

https://engineeringandcommerce.blogspot.com/2025/04/the-barometer-as-measure-of.html

AVT (April 2025)

The Latest Deadly Tornadic Storms of March 14 - 15, 2025

My sincere condolences to all of those afflicted by these latest deadly storms, of course. 

But once again, my tornado-prediction model seemingly had predicted the subject deadly storms, as the ‘saints’ had not been ‘singing’ for at least a couple of days at that point (i.e.: prior to the appearance of the storms of approx. March 14 - 15, 2025, and those same storms that appeared  throughout the south and eastern areas and portions of the Midwest of the Nation).  Meaning that my tornado-prediction model had been predicting that tornadic storms were likely on their way to the Heartland.

Adam Trotter (March 17, 2025)