Trombe marine in golfo di Trieste on 29-12-2005!!

[Aragorth]

Hi Marko!

I did leave from Milan Malpensa on April 29th. I landed in in New York(Newark) then I took off to S. Diego California. I stayed for 3 days in S.Diego to make internet connection, rent the car. Then I left toward Tornado Alley..but the first storm was only on the may 6th near Colby(NW KS)...At the end I came back in Italy on may 18th.
Ehi guys, you're gonna stay nearly for a month and that is cool! You'll have a long period to see something! I think your days option is good(from 27 to 28)
How much for the ticket plane?

Eh plans changed Ljubljana-Zurich-Dallas, the price for the ticket is ~770 EUR. How much did you paid?

We will land in Dallas, then probably will have one night sleep there, renting a car and moving north. Well it all depents of current situation in those days

Yeah, 30days is a long period...as you remember that topic you opened for OKC tornadoes...now think...statistically if I just sit in the café there in any of OKC restaurant, I should see a tornado in 30 days Am I right or not?

[griffa-petrucci]

Eh plans changed Ljubljana-Zurich-Dallas, the price for the ticket is ~770 EUR. How much did you paid?

We will land in Dallas, then probably will have one night sleep there, renting a car and moving north. Well it all depents of current situation in those days

Yeah, 30days is a long period...as you remember that topic you opened for OKC tornadoes...now think...statistically if I just sit in the café there in any of OKC restaurant, I should see a tornado in 30 days Am I right or not?

I did spend a number like you but I had to stay only 20 days. If I had stayed for 1 month I should have spent at least 850 euro! So I think that is a good price.

Yeah MARKO my advice is to stay sit down in a pub in Ok City so you'll certainly see more than a tornado and you won't spend gas money!

Lemme know as more as you can. I hope you'll do a thread on Meteonetwork meteorologia section so I'll can do some advices to you and friends.

[Aragorth]

Yeah MARKO my advice is to stay sit down in a pub in Ok City so you'll certainly see more than a tornado and you won't spend gas money!

Yeah, exactly...so I can stay 8 weeks instead 4 without spending a penny on gas!

Lemme know as more as you can. I hope you'll do a thread on Meteonetwork meteorologia section so I'll can do some advices to you and friends.

Sure, man...I will open thread for "live reports/coverage" from Tornado Alley!

[griffa-petrucci]

Yeah, exactly...so I can stay 8 weeks instead 4 without spending a penny on gas!


Sure, man...I will open thread for "live reports/coverage" from Tornado Alley!

Ok man that's great. Keep in touch

[Ben]

Ciao Marko,
volevo chiederti: sono 2 le waterspout che si sono formate sul golfo di Trieste?

Grazie, ciao.

[Aragorth]

Ciao Marko,
volevo chiederti: sono 2 le waterspout che si sono formate sul golfo di Trieste?

Grazie, ciao.

Yes, those 2 were waterspouts

[Ben]

Yes, those 2 were waterspouts

Grazie Marko!!

[Aragorth]

Andrea,

have your read this "crap:" http://www.noaanews.noaa.gov/stories2006/s2572.htm

now I have some worries about an early season I am going to chase, damnit...

[griffa-petrucci]

Andrea,

have your read this "crap:" http://www.noaanews.noaa.gov/stories2006/s2572.htm

now I have some worries about an early season I am going to chase, damnit...

Marko, I should be glad if I was in you. When the water in a portion of South Pacific is cooler than normal the surface evaporation is less and the air brought in by the southern jet stream is cooler and dryer. That's La Niña. When this occurs, the northern jet stream, which brings in cold, arctic air, becomes dominant. Major cells need that colder air to develop. So don't worry about that. It'll give you a great help

[Aragorth]

Ah you always know how to put a person in good mood Thanks, then I am out of worries for now...should be happy though