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Study Suggests Tornado Alley Is Shifting East

Study Suggests Tornado Alley Is Shifting East
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Tornadoes more prevalent in Southeast now, new study finds

Tornadoes have shifted east from classic "tornado alley" in the Plains to be more prevalent in parts of the South and Midwest over the last 50 years, a new study finds. ....

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Yes, Tornado Alley has shifted to the east, veteran meteorologist says; reasons less clear

The hot zones, or at least the hottest of zones, have moved from Oklahoma, Kansas and north Texas to Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, Tennessee and Kentucky. ....

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Yes, Tornado Alley has shifted to the east, veteran meteorologist says; reasons less clear

The hot zones, or at least the hottest of zones, have moved from Oklahoma, Kansas and north Texas to Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, Tennessee and Kentucky. ....

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Yes, Tornado Alley has shifted to the east, veteran meteorologist says; reasons less clear

The hot zones, or at least the hottest of zones, have moved from Oklahoma, Kansas and north Texas to Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, Tennessee and Kentucky. ....

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