And tornadoes in Tuscaloosa and Joplin, and then later

Um, you know, tornadoes, rip up an entire town,

One of our first launches was after the Dallas tornadoes this past April.

Of course, earthquakes and all the natural phenomena floods, tornadoes, etc. take their toll.

And this is the curve for the Dallas tornadoes in April, where we deployed software.

Big utilities reinsures to hedge against hurricanes or tornadoes or flooding, some sort of catastrophe.

So, tornadoes don't happen in Massachusetts, and I was cleverly standing in the front yard when one came over the hill.

But I'm afraid there's tornadoes. I don't want to go there, but I have to because I want to marry someone I like!

Now, you see a very interesting pattern here, which is first of all, two things are vastly over estimated, namely tornadoes and fireworks.

They dumped all of California's rain into the Mississippi Valley, which is the reason they're having floods and tornadoes and fierce storms and odd weather back east.

I found myself stalking a single type of giant cloud called the super cell, capable of producing grapefruit size hail and spectacular tornadoes, although only two percent actually do.

It's very easy for all of us to bring to mind instances of news stories or newsreels where we've seen tornadoes devastating cities, or some poor schmuck who's blown his hands off with a firework on the Fourth of July.

2010, 2011, Southern illinois, Missouri, those those, you know, we had a high peak of tornadoes, and those types of adverse weather conditions definitely raised the price of commodities as well as drove the volatility, which also raises the price of commodities.

And they attributed that little dog leg in the jet stream in Alaska to swinging storm systems out of Central Texas into Central Florida, where they deposited a couple of tornadoes in the middle of Orlando that were, like, really rare to see in that part of the country.