Minnesota Records First December Tornado Warning Ever 

Last time there was a tornado during the transition of fall into winter was back in November 1931

A tornado struck central Minnesota in December 2007, an extremely rare event for the region and time of year. On December 1, 2007, a strong storm system moved through the area, producing an EF-3 tornado in Wadena County, specifically near the town of Randall. This tornado caused significant damage to homes, trees, and power lines, though fortunately, no fatalities were reported. December tornadoes in Minnesota are highly unusual due to the cold climate, making this event a noteworthy anomaly. Get your facts straight FOX !!!!

Watch Ryan Hall Y'all on youtube.He called it all.

and what the heck is up with the mask

you guys are hours late with this

Learning impposible to be possible also learning possible to be impposible , what the diffrence between the truth with human knowledge What the diffrence betwen the reality with human brain

David schottauer and Ryan yall also cover this weather out break so as Agenda Free Tv

Where the tornado comes From the nature or from what human want , From Where the tornado comes from human deed charity or from climate change

Thank this is a omen god getting ready to clean house

Dam that’s so scary I’m gonna have nightmares for years I’m like peeing in my pants

Overpopulation , Earth revolts against our insanity.

Why the mask?.....smh.

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