Study reveals 'Tornado Alley' is shifting locations

2024-06-10 02:00

Tornado Alley

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Experts have confirmed that 'Tornado Alley,' the region with frequent tornado outbreaks in the U.S., is moving.
The shift has been ongoing since 1951, as indicated by the study that analyzed data from two datasets spanning 35 years each.
Recent tornado activity in Michigan and suburban Washington, D.C., has highlighted the geographical changes in tornado occurrences.

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The study, conducted since 1951, reveals a shift in the formation of tornadoes in the U.S. Tornado Alley, known for high tornado activity, is moving. Recent tornadoes in Michigan and suburban Washington, D.C. highlight this shift.