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violent tornadoes
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When will we reenter an active severe cycle?
Now that the recent +PDO trend since 2013 seems to be reversing itself, given -ENSO/-PMM in place as well, one may reasonably ask whether the background state will begin to favour large-scale outbreaks with multiple long-tracked supercells each producing one or more EF4+ tornadoes. By “active...- Casuarina Head
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- major outbreaks tornado climatology violent tornadoes
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Where Violent Tornadoes Occur Most Frequently
Just did a little research today into where EF4 and EF5 tornadoes have occurred the most frequently since 1950 and the results are quite interesting. I took eight large "tornado prone" cities and where violent tornadoes have struck in relation to them (within a 50 nautical mile radius) during...- PerryW
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- dixie alley risk management threat tornado tornado alley violent tornadoes
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F4/ F5 Tornadoes That Occurred in Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, Tennessee since 1950
Just something I created using the SPC Historical Severe Weather Database Browser (Online SeverePlot 3.0) http://www.spc.noaa.gov/climo/online/sp3/plot.php ALL EF4 & EF 5 Tornadoes in Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Georgia 1950 thru 2015.- PerryW
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- 1950-2016 se us violent tornadoes
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