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The tornado is God's punishment for them intending to prosecute people who use abortion bills.
Also current tornado warnings in eastern Alabama and western Georgia. Stay safe, folks. >

I'm in Oxford/Anniston went right over us. I got people in Heflin and Ranburne its passed then now too. >

Spann showed it during his coverage today, but I had the television muted since my daughter was doing school work. I made the mistake of not turning on captions. First thing I said was, "Oh, you can see the rotation in the clouds a little bit." Because I couldn't make out the full shape at first. And then I got a better look at it and realization hit me. 
That thing was absolutely massive. >

Had a plane headed towards MGM and noticed the rotation on radar. Coworker wondered if the flight would be ok. I told them likely not since it was creating a tornado and to go ahead and find a safe place to put it down with the captain. Diverted to BHM I believe. >

Air traffic controller? >

Yeah tornado alley moved east and south and the tornado season is now all year round! >

There's Dixie Alley in the southern piney woods ofc >

Was watching Ryan Hall, Y'all on YouTube and he was on top of it. I'm sad to hear there were fatalities. >

Shit I was there yesterday afternoon!
Edit: I was just passing through. I had delivered a travel trailer in NC on Tuesday and I was on my way back home to South  Texas. I wad there sometime yesterday around lunch I suppose. >

I was in Moore, Oklahoma hours before the EF5 years ago. Had just finished my 10 hour break and rolled toward Dallas when the storms started firing. What I saw when I came back through was haunting. The ramp where I'd been taking my break was gouged by the storm and unrecognizable. >

Average redditor hears about a natural disaster and smiles as he rubs his hands together and thinks “how can I exploit this tragedy and use it to attack people with different beliefs?” >


“how can I exploit this tragedy and use it to attack people with different beliefs?”

This is literally what extremist religious nuts have been doing to minority groups forever. They have earned being mocked for their incessant bullshit. >

Look up Selma and the Civil Rights Movement, and the demographic make up of Selma today. This isn't the dunk you think it is. >

Maybe God is upset about them prosecuting women for taking prescribed medication. >

Glad to see someone can find the humor >

Climate change accelerating... >

FWIW, tornadoes are really the lone catastrophic natural weather phenomenon I can think of where the linkage to climate change is pretty unclear. There's not much consensus as to whether it is making tornadoes more powerful or more frequent. What it is doing is shifting the conventional "tornado alley" south and eastward and blurring the lines of when "tornado season" is for impacted regions.
Hurricanes, floods, blizzards, freezes, drought, etc. absolutely are increasing in intensity and frequency but it's a bit messier with tornadoes.