TODAY TX tornadoes, lightning or sprites?

I'm downloading footage, organizing it all, backing it up and working on my Dr. Leigh Orf collaboration, It's gonna be about 20 minutes of mind blowing stuff. Oh, and I'll be heading to Mexico tomorrow to look for whale sharks. Happy 4th Crystal. Thanks for checking in.

Pecos Hank

Hank? Haven't heard from you in a week, brother. You on vacation?

StormAngelus

Okay so what do you think is causing them, exactly?

Hank, please take this prediction of multiple tornadoes along the border of Minnesota and Wisconsin on 2 July seriously. You have seen me predict the outbreak from 19th June for 3 or 4 days, the day before it happened. You've seen me predict the tornadoes in western Kentuky the day before they happened. I can't just do it the day before it happens, I can do it much further in advance. In the last 20 minutes a report has come through that Minnesota is experiencing flooding again and more heavy rain on the way. There will be an outbreak of tornadoes on top of this, next Tuesday. PLEASE take this seriosuly, I don't know who else to tell to get someone to listen to me that I can predict the weather, but you have witnessed it. All of you: I said there would be a torna do the next day in western Kentucky, and there was. Can you guys do that? The reason I can is because I know what's causing them. I will explain everything if you can ust respond to me and say that you are listening and if you agree with what I tell you about what's causing this, you will inform the authorities because people need to either be evacuated, or to get supplise in to help prevent a massive natural disaster. Please, please consider what you have witnessed in my predictions and not let this third one pass without taking leap of faith now and responding to me. My email is wildfoodwalks55@gmail.com Mobile 00447871 963976. To repeat the prediction for 2 July there will be an extreme straight-line wind and derecho event over South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Iowa. Winds as high as 125 mph (201 km/h) will cause extensive damage, especially along the border of Minnesota and Wisconsin. In addition to the straight-line winds, at least seven tornadoes will touch down, two of which will be rated EF2. This maybe a conservative rating.