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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. ....

United States , Great Plains , Victor Gensini , Tim Coleman , Rich Thompson , Greg Forbes , Tornado Alley , Applied Meteorology , Harold Brooks , Appalachian Mountains , World War ,

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. ....

United States , Great Plains , Greg Forbes , Tim Coleman , Rich Thompson , Victor Gensini , Tornado Alley , Applied Meteorology , Harold Brooks , Appalachian Mountains , World War ,

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. ....

United States , Great Plains , Victor Gensini , Tim Coleman , Rich Thompson , Greg Forbes , Tornado Alley , Applied Meteorology , Harold Brooks , Appalachian Mountains , World War ,

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. ....

United States , Great Plains , Tim Coleman , Victor Gensini , Rich Thompson , Greg Forbes , Tornado Alley , Applied Meteorology , Harold Brooks , Appalachian Mountains , World War ,

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. ....

United States , Great Plains , Tim Coleman , Victor Gensini , Greg Forbes , Rich Thompson , Tornado Alley , Applied Meteorology , Harold Brooks , Appalachian Mountains , World War ,