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Twister - Changing Weather Patterns?

This is towards the begining after Bill and fiance met up with Jo and then they leave to chase a tornado and then Bill remebers the divorce papers. Anyway they end up at a gas station and towards the end of that seen, Bill is outside and Dusty comes up and they say "goin green," the sky is green. Dusty goes to round-up the others and then they leave to chase it, but the sky if bright and sunny, and blue then!

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Jake writes:: All that means is that there is a tornado about to happen ...the sky becomes a grayish-green color, kinda like when theres a thunder storm and you know its happening cause the sky is gray...know what I mean?; 1 of 2 people found this comment helpful. Did you?

MoonStorm writes:: 'Goin Green' When the sky turns green, it means the clouds are loaded with hail, just how the light reflects off it makes it green, usually an indicator that its time to get under something, and it's sometimes a prelude to a tornado.. i've seen it a couple of times, it freaked me out fairly quickly.; 2 of 4 people found this comment helpful. Did you?

HEHEHEME writes:: I don't know what you mean by the sky being green, but i assume you are referring to a computer-enhanced weather image. If so, the instruments they were using were fairly accurate and probably picked up something that they couldn't see just by looking outside.; 0 of 5 people found this comment helpful. Did you?