Democrat Sarah Godlewski Blames Storms on Republicans

Wisconsin’s Democrat Secretary of State Sarah Godlewski says hail is a sign of climate change pic.twitter.com/AlYgcq7nn3

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) April 15, 2026

Good grief.

We have had days of horrible WEATHER in Wisconsin, severe thunderstorms with tornado warnings and large hail.

This is not CLIMATE.

Of course, Democrat Sarah Godlewski blames Republicans. She's ranting like a lunatic. Ridiculous.

She's recording a video while tornado sirens are blaring. Godlewski should be taking shelter. Unhinged.

In case anyone was wondering, this is @SarahforWI. She regularly goes on unhinged rants, and after dropping out of the 2022 Senate race to clear the way for @TheOtherMandela, she was appointed (not elected) to the Secretary of State’s office in a backroom deal.

— Tiffany War Room (@TiffanyWarRoom) April 15, 2026

Severe Weather in Midwest - Destruction

TOTAL DESTRUCTION ‼️: Compelling drone video shows a trail of destruction in Kankakee, Illinois, after a life-threatening tornado ripped through the region. Homes in the area were reduced to piles of rubble, and trees were uprooted from the ground. Stay with FOX Weather as severe… pic.twitter.com/N91wprRnYN

— FOX Weather (@foxweather) March 11, 2026

🚨 An Indiana solar farm was destroyed on Tuesday as severe storms tore through the area
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— Chief Nerd (@TheChiefNerd) March 11, 2026

WIDESPREAD DAMAGE 🌪️: Lake Village, Indiana, is in shambles, with damage and debris spread across the region after a powerful tornado, leaving structures in its path torn apart. Video captured by @RobertRayWx shows the aftermath. #Indiana #Tornado #Severewx #FOXWeather pic.twitter.com/i1pEThMGY1

— FOX Weather (@foxweather) March 11, 2026

Severe Storms, Tornado Hit Wisconsin

🌪️ STORM DAMAGE: Significant tornado damage is being reported in Mayville, Wisconsin. Listen to the tornado sirens sound as a massive storm rolls through. pic.twitter.com/EnFDpA3RAn

— FOX Weather (@foxweather) May 16, 2025

SEVERE: Here's a look at a wall cloud as it passed through Juneau, WI earlier Thursday afternoon. The storm would go on to produce a confirmed #tornado and damage part of Mayville, WI. #WIwx

READ more on today's severe threat: https://t.co/CdirQwNR1G pic.twitter.com/vhyVqBdIJf

— WeatherNation (@WeatherNation) May 16, 2025

Chris Carbine took this video of a tornado in Mayville today. Read more: https://t.co/9Fgiatlnc3 #WeatherWatch12 pic.twitter.com/DWLUQJXtOY

— WISN 12 NEWS (@WISN12News) May 16, 2025

Tornado Warnings and Watches were issued across Wisconsin on Thursday evening. A confirmed tornado was located over Mayville around 6 p.m. Thursday evening. pic.twitter.com/KdTwJ6hivE

— WBAY-TV 2 (@WBAY) May 16, 2025

Significant damage reported from earlier #tornado in both Juneau and Mayville in Dodge County #Wisconsin (#WIwx ) Thursday evening (May 15)

(@fox6now )-TV: "A lot of homes were damaged and power could be out for 1 to 2 days"

"....long-tracked tornado on the ground for miles" https://t.co/1jljzEE6rt pic.twitter.com/1XtPL3dAhr

— Johnny Kelly (Veteran/Meteorology/US government) (@stormchaser4850) May 16, 2025

Severe storms ripped through the Dodge County cities of Juneau and Mayville, bringing significant damage. Click this link to view the full photo gallery: https://t.co/ENZZp9AGuh pic.twitter.com/e9WRoZeuNc

— WLUK-TV FOX 11 (@fox11news) May 16, 2025

Storms, Tornadoes Ravage the Country, 34 Dead

DRONE DAMAGE: Our field correspondents are on the ground in Tylertown, MS after a large and powerful #tornado 🌪️ tore through the community. #MSwx

Take a look at the scenes below 🔽🔽 pic.twitter.com/iOvjAJpoeR

— WeatherNation (@WeatherNation) March 15, 2025

Tornado survivors:

David and Claudia of Taylorville, Mississippi were forced to seek shelter when a strong #tornado made a direct hit to their home. Thankfully no injuries but a ton of rebuilding on the horizon. @MyRadarWX #mswx pic.twitter.com/3eGfvpHCPG

— Jordan Hall (@JordanHallWX) March 16, 2025

A CRAZY View from inside the TylerTown, MS #Tornado early today by Montanaa Lane on Facebook!#MSwx pic.twitter.com/ixkXL1S4JN

— DeAndreWx (@DeAndre_Weather) March 15, 2025

As many as 34 people are dead and dozens more injured, as a powerful storm sweeps across the United States. The system has already triggered 30 tornadoes, decimating homes and businesses, and forecasters are warning there are more on the way. @Rob7Scott #7NEWS pic.twitter.com/zLc2zt8hhw

— 7NEWS Queensland (@7NewsBrisbane) March 16, 2025

BREAKING: Powerful lightning storms electrify the skies over Atlanta, Georgia.@GeneralMCNews#tornadooutbreak #storms #Tornado #Georgia #Atlanta pic.twitter.com/SoHQopyHAi

— Prairiedweller (@faithisthevicty) March 16, 2025

Tornado Spawned by Hurricane Milton Hits Fort Myers

Big tornado wrecking havoc on southwest Florida. Fort Myers and north fort Myers specifically. #HurricaneMilton @ReedTimmerUSA pic.twitter.com/iSGbG0UBsa

— Brian Conley (@B_conley25) October 9, 2024

Tornado damage here in Fort Myers ahead of Hurricane #Milton making landfall. Roofs completely blown off homes. People now seeking alternate shelter. Orangewood Avenue. Downed trees, power lines, fences. Power is out. Thankfully, no reported injuries.@accuweather pic.twitter.com/bqYsZB2iek

— Ali Reid (@alireidtv) October 9, 2024

Biden in 'Rolling Stone'

Biden in Rolling Fork, Mississippi: "The town of Rolling Stone will be back."pic.twitter.com/3LMPO0s3XZ

— Daily Wire (@realDailyWire) March 31, 2023

Every single time the Big Guy speaks in public, he says something unbelievably stupid or unintelligible altogether.

"The town of Rolling Stone will be back."

Biden is becoming more cognitively decrepit every day.

His inability to speak aside, it was good for him to go to Rolling FORK.

What's not good? The people in East Palestine are still waiting.

Inexcusable.

Rolling Fork and Amory, Mississippi - Devastating Tornadoes

Extensive damage path in Rolling Fork, MS @accuweather pic.twitter.com/6rstnCrQs6

— Reed Timmer, PhD (@ReedTimmerAccu) March 25, 2023

Devastating tornado in Rolling Fork, Mississippi pic.twitter.com/pSD7QivFbe

— Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) March 25, 2023

JUST IN: Devastating video emerges from Rolling Fork, Mississippi as possible F5 tornado tears through town — 7 confirmed dead, death toll expected to rise..

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— Chuck Callesto (@ChuckCallesto) March 25, 2023

Watch: Local TV weatherman says prayer live on air as huge tornado sweeps through Mississippi. 🙏 #mswx #Mississippi #Amory #Breaking pic.twitter.com/VKwyFV0VTJ

— TV News Now (@TVNewsNow) March 25, 2023

🚨Per Amory, Mississippi fire scanner: “All of north Amory is gone”. Multiple gas leaks and major damage reported after tornado. Responders having hard time moving through streets due to debris.

Forecast Center says debris was being lofted at least 16,000 feet in the air.
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— BIG DAVE (@2bz4thot) March 25, 2023

Weather NOT More Extreme

3rd a straight year below average global tropical cyclone activity as measured by ACE index. May be a record 3 year and 1 year low. Tornadoes below average again making it 12th out of 18 years. below average. You are being fed lies about weather getting more extreme pic.twitter.com/ACDbJGBNnB

— Joe Bastardi (@BigJoeBastardi) November 15, 2022

Follow the science.

Biden and Dane

Oh god no... https://t.co/6lfoZyRqtB

— Stephen L. Miller (@redsteeze) December 15, 2021

Creepy Biden should not be permitted to touch or even get near children.

Another thing:

Did you ever see Herb Kohl at a Bucks game?

Doesn't Biden look like Kohl?

Biden Weaponizes Tornado Disaster

Meteorologist Joe Bastardi: The mindless media should do their job when Biden weaponizes natural tornadoes | Climate Depot https://t.co/Dl2Figsn38

— Marc Morano (@ClimateDepot) December 13, 2021

The death and destruction caused by the tornadoes late Friday and early Saturday were weaponized by Biden in disgusting fashion.

Biden's exploitation of the disaster for political purposes is sickening.

The media should call Biden on his BS. Of course, they don't because they manufacture and deal in BS.

Follow the science.

Meteorologist Joe Bastardi writes:

This is shorter than normal because it is so clear how out of touch he is in his weaponization of the Horrid Tornado disaster, which by the way occurred during what is a known “second season” partly because of the increase of the winter jet over areas where still warm moist air by the slower to cool gulf can supply energy. And they occur many times at night, I am sure he has no idea about that, given this statement which he is clueless over.

“All I know is that the intensity of the weather across the board has some impacts as a consequence of the warming of the planet and climate change,” Biden said. “The fact is that we all know everything is more intense when the climate is warming. Everything. And obviously, it has some impact here.”

That’s all Biden knows? Well the chart from NOAA shows he knows next to nothing.

Mayfield, Kentucky

Horrific sight at first light from #tornado damage in #Mayfield Kentucky. #Wxtwitter pic.twitter.com/KSjTpko9nz

— WxChasing- Brandon Clement (@bclemms) December 11, 2021

This pretty much sums it up in :19. #Mayfield #MayfieldTornado #KyWx #WX pic.twitter.com/IcPL4XGtPS

— WxChasing- Brandon Clement (@bclemms) December 11, 2021

SEVERE DAMAGE: Another aerial view of the damage from overnight storms in Mayfield, Kentucky. Follow @TravisRagsdale for updates.#kytornado #tornado #mayfield pic.twitter.com/WyEXsR5O3W

— WDRB News (@WDRBNews) December 11, 2021

This is heartbreaking.

If we could control the weather, if that were possible, we'd be able to spare so much suffering and misery.

Deadly Tornadoes: Mayfield, Kentucky; Monette, Arkansas; Edwardsville, Illinois - Amazon Warehouse Collapse

Multiple workers are trapped at an Amazon warehouse in Edwardsville, IL following a structural collapse.

Download the #FOXWeather app for the latest updates all night.

Live updates: https://t.co/Ws2yieoKhV pic.twitter.com/xSI46DKTLP

— FOX Weather (@foxweather) December 11, 2021

Amazon distribution warehouse in Edwardsville, Ill. is partially collapsed after Friday tornado. pic.twitter.com/QUBKSYUIMP

— Robert Cohen (@kodacohen) December 11, 2021

BREAKING— Mass casualty incident reported at Amazon Warehouse in Edwardsville, Illinois (east of St. Louis).

The structure collapsed and multiple people are trapped.@weatherchannel

— Tevin Wooten (@TevinWooten) December 11, 2021

UPDATE: We’ve learned about 40 Amazon employees were taken to the Pontoon Beach Police Dept. We spoke to a man who was at the warehouse - he described seeing people buried under debris and cars tossed into a retention pond. https://t.co/LhFhs3fKUW

— Susan El Khoury (@SusanElKhoury) December 11, 2021

What a horrific, stormy night!

More damage, including fatalities:

Video shows catastrophic damage shown in Mayfield, Kentucky from a #tornado. #kywx @SteveBenderWx and @JaneMinarWX are live on #FOXWeather with severe weather updates all night long.

Live Updates: https://t.co/Ws2yieGl9t pic.twitter.com/nDywIGlhzN

— FOX Weather (@foxweather) December 11, 2021

Drone video shows the damage at a nursing home in Monette, Arkansas. At least two dead and seven others are injured.

Download the #FOXWeather app for the latest updates all night.

Live updates: https://t.co/Ws2yieGl9t pic.twitter.com/oPf099zkVE

— FOX Weather (@foxweather) December 11, 2021

BREAKING: At least 50 people killed in Mayfield, KY in ovenight tornado, per Gov. Beshear.

📸: Angela Robinson, @WLKY viewer pic.twitter.com/Q9dVUq9s86

— Julie Dolan (@WLKYJulie) December 11, 2021

Absolutely horrific.

Biden and Tornadoes

Joe Biden on tornadoes: "...they don't call them that anymore..." pic.twitter.com/HwkpYzv8bm

— Charlie Spiering (@charliespiering) September 7, 2021

What is he talking about? "It looks like a tornado. They don't call them that anymore."

If Biden doesn't have remarks prepared for him, he's a disaster. Even with a teleprompter and note cards, he struggles to get the words out.

Biden is a mess.

Who is running the country?

Dallas Tornado

Large cone #tornado more mature here north Dallas. Hoping everyone is okay but reports of numerous injuries :( https://t.co/MtwbBbtr7s

— Reed Timmer (@ReedTimmerAccu) October 21, 2019

Footage from our balcony of the #tornado in Dallas pic.twitter.com/RqCPLdiFFa

— Charles (@CharlesCarillon) October 21, 2019

That's a #Tornado touching down at bottom left. Stay safe #Dallas! pic.twitter.com/u7p2fNttZk

— Eric Algoe (@ealgoe) October 21, 2019

Jefferson City Tornado

🔊🔊SOUND ON: Hear what residents heard just moments before a large #tornado ripped through places like #Eugene and #JeffersonCity in #Missouri. Local officials are reporting extensive damage and multiple people trapped in buildings. We'll have more details as they're available. pic.twitter.com/nHUuXjbpbW

— WeatherNation (@WeatherNation) May 23, 2019

The powerful tornado was seen over Jefferson City. It sent debris 13,000 feet into the air, the National Weather Service says https://t.co/bL76q9aU0z pic.twitter.com/NJlbD1FELq

— NewsRadio1440 (@NewsRadio_1440) May 23, 2019

Cars are stacked up on top of each other at Riley Chevrolet in Jefferson City. #JCMO
📷: Rebecca Jones pic.twitter.com/nNnCSXkcx2

— KRCG 13 (@KRCG13) May 23, 2019

Molly Jong-Fast: Another Ugly Tweet

Once again, Molly Jong-Fast let her hatred for President Trump and the First Lady get the best of her.

I deleted this tweet when I was told they were at a grave site. Thank you @Cameron_Gray for the heads up. pic.twitter.com/8I4Disq1lZ

— Molly Jong-Fast (@MollyJongFast) March 8, 2019

I wonder if Jong-Fast felt good about trashing the marriage of Donald and Melania Trump. Was it worth it?

Their solemn expressions were totally appropriate given the setting, but Jong-Fast let her ugliness flow unabated.

She had to delete her classless tweet. I give her credit for not hiding her horrible remark after she learned how disgustingly off base she was. Still, she's quite the disgrace.

Maybe if she would take her Trump hatred down just a notch things would go better for her and her employers.

This is the actual photo and context that the far leftist from ⁦@BulwarkOnline⁩ mocked.

⁦@SykesCharlie⁩ still hasn’t apologized to @POTUS and ⁦@FLOTUS⁩, and those affected Alabama families, for Jong-Fast’s reprehensible tweet. pic.twitter.com/T3DJu8Zivc

— John Cardillo (@johncardillo) March 9, 2019

Lee County, Alabama Tornado

At least 23 people died after a tornado hit Lee County in Alabama on Sunday afternoon.

From FOX News:

More than 20 people have been confirmed dead and several others were reported injured in Lee County. Sheriff Jay Jones told The Associated Press late Sunday that children -- including an 8-year-old girl -- are among the dead and two people are intensive care. He said it's possible the death toll could continue to rise, but authorities are pausing search efforts until Monday morning because conditions are too dangerous in the dark due to massive amounts of debris.

The deaths and injuries occurred in the community of Beauregard in Lee County, an area in the eastern part of the state near the Georgia line, Rita Smith with the Lee County Emergency Management Agency told The Associated Press.

Jones said the apparent twister traveled straight down a key local artery in Beauregard and that the path of damage and destruction appeared at least a half mile wide. He said single-family homes and mobile homes were destroyed. He had told reporters earlier that several people were taken to hospitals, some with "very serious injuries."

Large tornado Sunday afternoon in Lee County, Alabama. Fatalities were reported. Video from @ScottPeakeWX pic.twitter.com/6pw8h6qXAt

— SevereStudios (@severestudios) March 3, 2019

This is what Lee Road 100 looks like just outside of Beauregard. Incredible destruction from this #tornado @spann pic.twitter.com/EE91ONjTbm

— Scott Fillmer (@scottfillmer) March 3, 2019

President Trump reacted to the death and devastation.

To the great people of Alabama and surrounding areas: Please be careful and safe. Tornadoes and storms were truly violent and more could be coming. To the families and friends of the victims, and to the injured, God bless you all!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 4, 2019

Midwest Sunday: Storms and Tornadoes

It was a terribly stormy Sunday.

From FOX6 News:

Severe weather raced through southeast Wisconsin late Sunday morning, November 17th. Those who were in the path of the storms were witness to torrential downpours, localized flooding, pea-sized to quarter-sized hail and the threat for tornadoes.

View photos of storm damage here.

Although there was damage in Wisconsin, there were no deaths.

Illinois was hit harder.

From FOX News:

Intense thunderstorms and tornadoes sweeping through the Midwest Sunday have caused significant damage in parts of central Illinois while an official says around 53 million people in 10 states are at risk of severe weather.

The central Illinois community of Washington appeared particularly hard-hit. A state official says emergency crews raced to the area amid reports that people were trapped in buildings.

“Literally, neighborhoods are completely wiped out,” Rep. Aaron Schock (R-Ill.), who said he was in Washington, told Fox News. “I’m looking at subdivisions of twenty to thirty homes and there’s not a home there.”

“The entire town of Washington is devastated,” he added.

Schock said the town has put out a call for physicians and nurses from surrounding areas to come to Washington to help after a tornado swept through the town midday.

“Many of these people thankfully took shelter in their basements but some of them didn’t and so there are some folks needing medical assistance and they have been finding them through the rubbish,” he told Fox News.

Firefighters are going house to house in Washington to look for people who may be trapped.

From the Associated Press:

At least five people were killed and 37 others were hurt as a series of tornadoes that battered Illinois Sunday.

Severe weather and tornadoes ravaged through much of central Illinois Sunday. According to the National Weather Service, at least 10 tornadoes touched down in Illinois.

The Illinois Emergency Management Agency reported three fatality in the storms. One fatality was reported in Nashville, Ill. and another was reported in Washington, Ill., according to Patti Thompson with the IEMA.

The Washington County Coroner also reported two other fatalities. An 80-year-old man and his 78-year-old sister, who lived in a farm house near New Minden, Ill., were pronounced dead following the tornadoes, according to coroner Mark Styninger.

At least 24 patients in the emergency room at St. Francis Medical Center near Washington, Ill. were reported to be tornado-related, eight of them were trauma cases, according to Amy Paul, a spokeswoman for the hospital.

Paul also tweeted earlier the hospital was treating 37 tornado victims.

It's highly unusual to have a tornado warning in Wisconsin in mid-November.

Street flooding isn't typical when Thanksgiving is approaching.

As bad as the storms were here, they were so much worse in Illinois. Prayers for those killed and injured.
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UPDATE: Tornadoes, severe thunderstorms kill at least 6 in Midwest

Oklahoma Tornadoes

Yesterday was yet another violent weather day in the heartland. Tragically, more lives were lost, including a mother and infant.

From FOX News:

Deadly tornadoes touched down Friday west of Oklahoma City, crumbling cars and tractor-trailers, trapping motorists and killing at least two.

The Oklahoma Highway Patrol said troopers found the bodies of a mother and a child near a vehicle along Interstate 40 west of the city. The state medical examiner's office said at least 3 others were killed in Oklahoma City suburbs Friday.

Hospitals in the area say dozens of people were hurt, five critically, but meteorologists who had warned about particularly nasty weather said the storm's fury didn't match that of a deadly twister that struck suburban Moore last week.

The broad storm in Oklahoma hit during the evening rush hour and stuck around, causing havoc on Interstate 40, a major artery connecting suburbs east and west of the city, and dropping so much rain on the area that streets were flooded to a depth of 4 feet.

...Rick Smith, the warning coordination meteorologist for the National Weather Service at Norman, said that while the storm packed a powerful punch, it wasn't as strong as the Moore tornado.

...The region was fortunate because the storm touched down mostly in rural areas and missed central Oklahoma City.

"It's not even close to anything like what we had last week," Smith said. "We were very concerned this would move into downtown. It would have been a major problem. It made all the difference that it was out in the country."

Tornadoes are terrifying.

With hurricanes, there's time to evacuate and prepare.

But with tornadoes, you have minutes to save your life.

Prayers for those killed in the storms on Friday and the survivors.
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Here's video of the tornadoes in Oklahoma: