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3 things I'd like to say
1 Dixie Ally has been around for a very long time, many of the most powerful tornadoes have formed in dixie ally, about 8 ef5/f5s have hit just Alabama.
2. Due to its proximity to the gulf, tornado outbreaks in the area are more likely to continue into the night due to the availability of warm fressh air from the gulf even into the night.
3. Tornadoes in dixie ally are more likelly to be wrappped in rain due to the relativily higher humidity in the deep south. As such they are harder to track especially when paired with high tree coverage
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When I used to live in North Carolina, I noticed a huge uptick in tornados the older I got. This explains a lot.
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You missed one: tornadoes in the southeast are nearly twice as likely to be nocturnal. Nighttime tornados are three to four times deadlier than daytime events.
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This same information is actually being used to explain why hail patterns have been changing across the Rockies and the Midwest
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When I first moved to New Orleans I feared hurricanes. I was surprised to see tornados tearing up the city every spring season
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I feel like it's not moving as much as it is growing.
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Glad you actually explained the reason behind it, I saw another video about this topic that just reiterated "Tornado Alley is moving east" over and over again with no context.
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This spring tornadoes were far more prevalent in the traditional tornado alley states than the southeast
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The northeast experienced a tornado outbreak in 1985 that resulted in the furthest east F5 ever recorded in Wheatland Pennsylvania. Sometimes violent weather occurs in oddball places.
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I think because Oklahomans have dealt with the tornados for a century or more we are just prepared for them better than places that don’t have that past. But depending on the strength and grade of the tornado there isn’t much you can do beyond going underground. The F5s flatten cities to the buildings foundations and uproot entire trees— which go flying as debris. the availability of tornado shelters in other parts of the country will be a huge impact. Hopefully places that are seeing an increase in activity recognize the need for them.
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I live in the red part of Mississippi. Can confirm this is true. So many tornadoes
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Vox is back to making good videos again
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I grew up in northwest AL then we moved to northeast MS. We’ve always had tornados. It’s just part of life. But in our communities there are at least 2 above ground tornado shelters at all the volunteer fire dept. And we got them around 10 years ago.
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Live in South Dakota and tornados used to be common here in the 1990s. They’re exceedingly rare now.
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25+ tornado 🌪️ twisters in one storm in the Chicago area this summer. Unbelievable. Only once have ever heard of ever having one within five to ten miles of Lake Michigan in the Chicago area before
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To be fair, tornado chasing (as in "Twister")still goes on more often in the original tornado alley because it's still highly active, relatively predictable and much easier to view tornadoes as they happen more often in daylight, the land is flatter and more open, with fewer trees and structures.
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I feel like the central plains have been getting hit harder this year than anywhere in the southeast. Oklahoma had a fair amount this year, but north of Oklahoma has been hit over and over this year.
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A tornado hit my school classroom in the 90s in Kansas. It was evening so nobody was there. That is the closest I have come to a tornado. Maybe seen a couple. They are far less here now.
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I live in Michigan the state broke new record for more 🌪️🌪️🌪️ this tornado season. It scares the 💩 out of me
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@echoecho57
2 months ago
Louisiana just can’t catch a break man. They got hurricanes, Mississippi floods and now more tornadoes?
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