Severe Weather and Coronavirus: A Bad Combo
This year’s warm winter through most of the Lower 48 states has been great, right? Yes, but, but, but — the warm weather in the southeast was caused by the fact that the waters of the Gulf of Mexico are about 3 degrees warmer than usual, and that also increases the prospect for a very active spring tornado season and summer hurricane season.
Why This Matters: It was less than a month ago that a deadly cluster of severe tornadoes hit Nashville. What if the city had been battling the surge of the virus at the time?
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