
North America gets as many as 1400 tornadoes a year. The place with the next highest is the UK at 33. So the spot with the most tornadoes in the US is also the spot with the most tornadoes in the world. That would be Tornado Alley.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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That's right. We're talking about tornadoes again on the show. We've talked plenty about tornadoes and Tornado Alley, even, but we're going to talk more about it because probably since we did the last update on Tornado Alley, it seems like it might be changing a bit, right?
Yeah, definitely, for sure. And just even classifying tornadoes, I'm sure we talked about the changeover because it would have happened... before we talked about it, but it would have been really new. So yeah, there's a lot to dig into about Tornado Alley and tornadoes.
One of the first things to understand is that Tornado Alley is a contested area of the United States of North America, but the United States in particular, that runs essentially from Texas. Why are you laughing at me? I love to bear witness when you dig yourself into a word hole and climb back out of it bravely.
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