Terrestrial heat and water vapor.
Water vapor is climate.
Where there is 'enough' of it there will be turbulence.
Water vapor changes 'state' in a very short temperature range. By 'state' I mean it goes from solid to liquid to vapor/gas within 100 degree celcius. Water vapor is life and it delivers rain. Under a normal troposphere the occurrences of water vapor is a benevolent entity. Now, it is mostly absent from climate. When it accumulates 'enough' to 'carry' heat there is danger. Storms are mostly dangerous these days. It is the condition of Earth. It is its physics. It is a dangerous climate.
There was a report of nearly 77 or more tornadoes in this system. That is becoming the norm more than not. This is a climate crisis.
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UNISYS Water Vapor Satellite (click here for 12 hour loop)
The highest turbulence is over the drier areas because parched land stores heat. There is no rain or overland flow to cool it. Tornadoes don't decrease parched land. They simply manifest due to high heat and 'enough' water vapor. They achieve no purpose to make the land more benevolent, they manifest as a 'high heat storm.'
