Here’s 56 years’ worth of tornado tracking data, which makes the eastern half of the U.S. look like it’s exploding in a shower of welding sparks or fireworks. Brighter lines represent more violent storms. I’d love to see this data for the last 10 years, as compared to any other decade.
What does 56 years of tornado data look like? AWESOME
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