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"The 2013 tornado season remains in hibernation still. And May of all months which is suppose to be the biggest tornado month has yet to show up. I know I know, it only takes 1 event to turn this whole month around and I still believe that is possible, but check out the stats right now and look how they compare to the last 3 years.To date this month we currently have 13 tornado reports across the nation. Given that some of these may be duplicate reports, the real number could be closer to 10. And most of these, if not all, have been rated EF0 or EF1.Where were we up to May 12th the last 3 years? The graphic above shows it well. In 2012 we had 68 tornado reports. 2011 was a big quieter, only 28 reports, and then 2010, BAM! Over 100 tornado reports! A majority of those tornado reports in 2010 during the first half of May came in Oklahoma.At this rate we are running about 85% below normal with tornado reports this month. (Not that I am complaining). And yes, we still have over half the month to go so May is definitely not a dud yet. But, it is interesting to see.PS- A slow start has no correlation to how the rest of May will go. Remember that!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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