Lac of tornados in the US

Any thoughts to the lack of tornados this year? It's good, but I wonder if any weather pattern changes coming to increass them the next couple months?

Upper Michigan snow

Blizzard warning for the Keweenaw County,
I have twin lakes webcam on my website showing 6 feet ion the ground, Click on the Northern Michigan webcams page:

Asteroid Tracker

I have two links on my website for wtching/tracking the Asteroid.
http://saginawcountyweather.webs.com/

August 10-? MW/GL/OV rain

Saginaw, MI broke their 24hr rainfall amount of 5.51" today and it's still coming down. The record stood since 1986 in a 3 day flood when 10.08" occured over that 3 day period. Still comming down here.

Tornado anniversary

On June 8, 1953, the deadliest tornado in Michigan history struck the northern Flint community of Beecher at 8:30PM, killing 116 and injuring 844 along its path. Until the Joplin tornado last year, it was the last tornado to kill over 100 people in the U.S The F5 tornado touched down about 2 miles north of Flushing and from there, created a path averaging about a half mile wide as it moved across Flint, at an approximate speed of 35mph, to about 2 miles north of Lapeer. A 23-mile long path of death and destruction was left in its wake with over a hundred lives lost, including as many as 20 families reporting multiple deaths. Damage was estimated at $19 million (1953 dollars).
Damage Pix: http://www.flint.lib.mi.us/gallery/beecher...how/index.shtml