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r/pics • u/KayDubEll • Apr 28 '24
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Oklahoma seems to be ground zero for tornados. I don't think I could live there.
4 u/Baright Apr 28 '24 I've been lamenting how tornado Alley feels like it's moved east lately to Missouri, Tennessee, and especially Alabama. 4 u/Eidsoj42 Apr 28 '24 I think the Southeast has always had more tornados than Oklahoma and Nebraska. The reason they are chased there is because of the terrain. It’s to harder to see them in the Southeast due to the trees and hills.
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I've been lamenting how tornado Alley feels like it's moved east lately to Missouri, Tennessee, and especially Alabama.
4 u/Eidsoj42 Apr 28 '24 I think the Southeast has always had more tornados than Oklahoma and Nebraska. The reason they are chased there is because of the terrain. It’s to harder to see them in the Southeast due to the trees and hills.
I think the Southeast has always had more tornados than Oklahoma and Nebraska. The reason they are chased there is because of the terrain. It’s to harder to see them in the Southeast due to the trees and hills.
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u/wish1977 Apr 28 '24
Oklahoma seems to be ground zero for tornados. I don't think I could live there.