My name is Warren Pease. I started writing in high school, but I gave it up when I quit. I have since been self-educating, which may explain the rough edges to my writing. My current (and favorite) wife has encouraged me to pursue my writing and my other artistic passion...photography.

I love communing with nature and fishing...both are spiritually fulfilling for me. I have interests in weather, paranormal phenomena, and true crime.

My passion is ...

Writing and Photography

I know too much about ...

Tornadoes

My parents always told me ...

to grow up.

My childhood ambition ...

A cowboy.

My favorite memory ...

The birth of my youngest child.

Why I write ...

It's my outlet.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

That is complicated.

My first job ...

Assistant manager of a clothing store.

My best moment ...

Being in the limelight for the first time.

My inspiration ...

My family.

Arts & Humanities > US History (Other) The worst tornadoes in history

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The worst tornadoes in history as far as loss of life in concerned, were mostly recorded before 1954, when the United States Weather Bureau took gigantic steps in an effort to warn the public. Weather stations were outfitted with radar throughout the U.S., concentrating first on tornado prone areas.

Three extremely deadly tornadoes hit the U.S. in 1953. One in Waco, Texas killed 114. One in Flint and Beecher, Michigan killed 115, and one in Worchester, Massachusetts, killed 94. The Worchester storm was not even in the top 10 deadliest tornadoes in the United States. The Flint-Beeche...

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