Tornadoes in the US in the past 63 years, a cool geography lesson

[Darth Biscuit]

 

Pretty informative as to where you shouldn't live if you're afraid of a tornado.

 

 

The process of creating this is outlined here...

 

http://uxblog.idvsolutions.com/2013/06/tornado-travel-map.html

 

 

 

Along with some much larger images of it.

[Hawk]

never realized it was such a big portion of the US!

 

even we've been having all sorts of tornado watches and warnings with some smaller funnel clouds being photographed but luckily no damage.  It's been a wet and cold spring after a wet and cold and long winter.  Guess the cold spring is good though as far as tornados!

[Scrumtrilescent]

I gathered from those graphs that the NE sucks so badly, it draws a vast majority of tornadoes it's way. 

[YOLO!]

The West Coast is lucky.

[PhillyB]

i see the strongest ones are being sharted out of new orleans

[Happy Panther]

Somebody posted this elsewhere.

 

Pretty cool

 

[Hawk]

ya, no tornados on the west coast....just wildfires and earthquakes....and....and....and.....Californians!

 

 

they lose

[h0llywood]

ya, no tornados on the west coast....just wildfires and earthquakes....and....and....and.....Californians!

 

 

they lose

 

I'll take an earthquake once every 15 years. :-) 

[Hawk]

ya...me too...its those Californians that are the worst and the hardest to eliminate

[jasonluckydog]

we had a bad storm last night tore up my dads lift, he uses it to work on cars and he had a car on it when the storm hit.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[YOLO!]

^ I hope you have State Farm insurance.