From the high desert and the great American Southwest.

I could you all good evening, good morning, good afternoon, wherever you may be in Earth 25 times.

Every single one of them covered by this program, coast to coast a.m. I'm Art Bell.

And this would be the Sunday part of the grueling weekend work that I have.

How you all doing tonight at least in the

rocket shop from bandenberg that was going to go last night

did not go and so you didn't miss it it's going to go early

tuesday morning

i don't have the exact time probably three or one or something like that it should be

quite a show

for anybody on the West Coast or anywhere

near it. Another note, and this one really bears your paying attention. It's just a simple

little email from a gal named August up in Canada. Hi there there aren't. Just a note from Alberta.

On Friday, Grand Prairie, a northern city was struck by a tornado.

And today, Sunday, another town, Andrew, had a touchdown.

To say the least, we're not used to such happenings up here and wondering what's up.

The Yukon is experiencing very warm temperatures, too, but tornadoes? They are known to happen,

but it's very rare. And now we've had two in one weekend. Climate change is a reality that is here now, August.

Well, August, you're correct.

The minute you start seeing the weather that was associated mainly with the middle U.S. west

begin to move north into your territory, then you know the climate is shifting.

Well, you know, I've got a five-minute breakdown from the Associated Press here,

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