I don't know who "they" is, but the total number of tornadoes for the USA was 1305 in 2009. Whoever the "they" is, they are blowing up the stats beyond rediculous. 2400 to 2800 is an outrageous claim. I could see that number being for the whole world put together, but it definetly wasn't that many tornadoes in the USA alone.
There are multiple tornado hotspots. "tornardo alley" is the greatest. I live in oklahoma (love it) There is also Dixie alley. It's at a different time of year. Consist of the florida panhandle alabama and georgia those states.
There are multiple tornado hotspots. "tornardo alley" is the greatest. I live in oklahoma (love it) There is also Dixie alley. It's at a different time of year. Consist of the florida panhandle alabama and georgia those states.
Um....New Mexico RARELY gets tornadoes. I lived there for four years, and we had one warning. It was only a f-0 though, and it was up in the foothills of the mountains (Albuquerque 2008-2009ish)
Tornado alley isn't something that changes year by year; its an geographical area which is the most historically tornado-prone in the country, and it definitely does not include the Rocky Mountains of Colorado or Florida.
You can't be serious about florida, florida may not have the most supercell tornadoes, but it definetly gets the most waterspouts and can get strong tornadoes
Basically the tornado alley is east of the Rocky Mountains and west of the Appalaichans
not just the states the canadian midwest too. i'm on a mission to make people realize that this part of canada is just as dangerous as oklahoma, but our twisters happen in summer
@davidlee110 Canada get tornadoes also , Tornado alley goes up as far as Edmonton Alberta, it covers part of Alberta and Saskatchewan Manitoba, maybe do a lil bit better reseach there davidlee110 before even thinking of posting something like this
@bizzy244 exactly, I live in Medicine Hat, Alberta, and we are considered part of tornado alley (we average 10-30 funnel clouds between june and august alone)
@davidlee110 Yes, there are actually tornadoes in Canada, stupid. Tornado Alley actually stretches beyond the States into Manitoba & Saskatchewan. One of the most famous and deadly tornadoes was in Manitoba. Of course, you probably dont even know where those are. Get youre facts straight before you go posting them on the web. And down there?? We're ABOVE you. Smart stuff.
@davidlee110 first of all, Canada is above you, and secondly, Manitoba, Ontario, Saskatchewan, and Alberta all get tornadoes, along with Quebec. Manitoba has seen many ef3's-ef5's in the recent years
so let me get this straight. just cuz they used tornadoes in the day after tomorrow in L.A that tornadoes always happen there? uh-uh. and you put tornado alley in the rockie mountains. i live in evergreen colorado, and we have not had a tornado ever cuz WE LIVE IN THE MOUNTAINS! only one time we hade a tornado warining in our county and IT DID NOT TOUCH DOWN! NOT EVEN A FUNNEL CLOUD!
tornado alley has been producing tornadoes long before the automobile was invented, if you are saying greenhouse gas related global warming is causing this than that is a blatant lie, probably from natural global warming, but not your environmentalist reason.
Your map isn't accurate at all, and technically speaking, we likely have fewer tornadoes now than we did 25 years ago. In my state (Colorado) we certainly have fewer.
before global warning was a issue there been tornados where they usyually don't happen.i do agree tho with warming part why there has been more tornado.
im in san antonio texas. it is possible for us to get a tornado here just outside bexar county. san antonio sits in a bowl. if were ever to get a tornado here the tornad would have a hard time getting out of the bowl. some tornado try to form to the southwest of bexar county. ive seen a funnel cloud twice. first time made it half way to the ground. second time i only saw the rotation that only lasted 30 seconds.
yes it is possible for u get a tornado there,we had a brief tornado where i live central sqv in cali i never thought we would see one ...wrong.now i believe anytime anywhere a tornado is possible...
nice video! it actually seems like "the day after tomorrow" is moving away from us if you think about it. yeah supercells and tornadoes pop more frequently, but they are less severe as they were many years ago.
(EX: 1. April 5 1972, an F3 tornado hits Vancouver Washington. 2. On May 3 1999, the most powerful F5 tornado hit Oklahoma City with vortex winds of about 318 mph, which almost reaches over the F5 range. CAPE values reached to 6,000 J/KG on the instability charts).
you clearly dont have a meteorology degree do you dumbass
joshmarler470 3 weeks ago
Dude tornado ally doesn't stretch that far out I mean reAlly u can't change the location of tornado ally it doesn't reach indiana or ohio
psgamer56 6 months ago
XD You ETDED that DX
colorfulwolf1 6 months ago
how in the Fr*ck does global warming effect tornado alley?
TheBigmaxx 9 months ago
15 cuntfaces disliked this video.
ChristineThePikachu 1 year ago
Your map is wrong dude -- how old are you
1kelly123 1 year ago
tornado go in USA because american's are stupid people xDDDDD
GravityPowerful 1 year ago
global warmings a myth!!!!
CocoaPuffKids 1 year ago
I also live in tornado alley.
freaknikist 1 year ago
What about MN?
nelics 1 year ago
Tornado ally dose not look like that!! Retard
ponyboyluver15 1 year ago
i live in shermam tx and tornados are no Joke one came thu my town tonite
demonfan4life 1 year ago
This is very inaccurate. Do some better research next time.
TheTornadoChaser 1 year ago
Lol there was a small red area in CA and the rest Yellow o.O
Cant believe .. very interesting
Andi33344 1 year ago
I don't know who "they" is, but the total number of tornadoes for the USA was 1305 in 2009. Whoever the "they" is, they are blowing up the stats beyond rediculous. 2400 to 2800 is an outrageous claim. I could see that number being for the whole world put together, but it definetly wasn't that many tornadoes in the USA alone.
Torn80cj 1 year ago
i talking about countys going get a warning!
davidlee110 1 year ago
@davidlee110
how come i got a tornado and you didnt put me in the area of where people will get a tornado? (Southern Burlington County)
wiiluigi1998 1 year ago
yeah, tornado alley in LA?
bull864 1 year ago
There are multiple tornado hotspots. "tornardo alley" is the greatest. I live in oklahoma (love it) There is also Dixie alley. It's at a different time of year. Consist of the florida panhandle alabama and georgia those states.
poopsyproductions 1 year ago
There are multiple tornado hotspots. "tornardo alley" is the greatest. I live in oklahoma (love it) There is also Dixie alley. It's at a different time of year. Consist of the florida panhandle alabama and georgia those states.
poopsyproductions 1 year ago
The red spot in New Jersey was a pretty active tornado spot in 09. I was at Six Flags Great Adventure when a tornado occured
CHAD0026 1 year ago
Um....New Mexico RARELY gets tornadoes. I lived there for four years, and we had one warning. It was only a f-0 though, and it was up in the foothills of the mountains (Albuquerque 2008-2009ish)
StarWarsGirl7 1 year ago
Your prediction was AWFUL
natbrow1 2 years ago
Tornado alley isn't something that changes year by year; its an geographical area which is the most historically tornado-prone in the country, and it definitely does not include the Rocky Mountains of Colorado or Florida.
AnalgesicBalm 2 years ago
You can't be serious about florida, florida may not have the most supercell tornadoes, but it definetly gets the most waterspouts and can get strong tornadoes
Basically the tornado alley is east of the Rocky Mountains and west of the Appalaichans
DjPyro2010 2 years ago
not just the states the canadian midwest too. i'm on a mission to make people realize that this part of canada is just as dangerous as oklahoma, but our twisters happen in summer
mesedrew 2 years ago
@FoziaAbdi they don't get any down there
davidlee110 2 years ago
@davidlee110 Canada get tornadoes also , Tornado alley goes up as far as Edmonton Alberta, it covers part of Alberta and Saskatchewan Manitoba, maybe do a lil bit better reseach there davidlee110 before even thinking of posting something like this
bizzy244 1 year ago 3
@bizzy244 exactly, I live in Medicine Hat, Alberta, and we are considered part of tornado alley (we average 10-30 funnel clouds between june and august alone)
Gergerberger 1 year ago
@davidlee110 Yes, there are actually tornadoes in Canada, stupid. Tornado Alley actually stretches beyond the States into Manitoba & Saskatchewan. One of the most famous and deadly tornadoes was in Manitoba. Of course, you probably dont even know where those are. Get youre facts straight before you go posting them on the web. And down there?? We're ABOVE you. Smart stuff.
littlelauren321 1 year ago
@davidlee110
Canada does indeed get tornadoes.
They've had some pretty strong ones too.
dragonridley 1 year ago
@davidlee110 Wanna bet ? o-o
JapanOtome 1 year ago
@davidlee110 first of all, Canada is above you, and secondly, Manitoba, Ontario, Saskatchewan, and Alberta all get tornadoes, along with Quebec. Manitoba has seen many ef3's-ef5's in the recent years
Gergerberger 1 year ago
yea well mexico don't have professional radar out there either. I'm sure they get just as many as probly canada.
donjuandonjuan 2 years ago
are tornadoes in Plainfield ?
TheBigmaxx 2 years ago
They say? Who or what is "they"?
Al Gore is a fear monger.
UtahMike41 2 years ago
a 2010 one will be posted in new yaers day about 12pm
davidlee110 2 years ago
i live in kansas city missuri
thesweet1234 2 years ago
i live kinda close to the edge.
gerbilPROJECT 2 years ago
your right there was a tornado that hit us 2009 july 31 O-o
wiiluigi1993 2 years ago
where you live?
davidlee110 2 years ago
loryr405, where do you live
demirocksmylife 2 years ago
so let me get this straight. just cuz they used tornadoes in the day after tomorrow in L.A that tornadoes always happen there? uh-uh. and you put tornado alley in the rockie mountains. i live in evergreen colorado, and we have not had a tornado ever cuz WE LIVE IN THE MOUNTAINS! only one time we hade a tornado warining in our county and IT DID NOT TOUCH DOWN! NOT EVEN A FUNNEL CLOUD!
demirocksmylife 2 years ago
I agree with this. The map was good exept for the rockies. The mountans do not really ever get tornados.
ribz78 2 years ago
oh shoot my whole state is in the tornado alley and it used to be only a little bit in the tornado alley. this is just great.
loryr405 2 years ago
D: my house is far into tornado alley
Airking4321 2 years ago
So, let me get this straight, you think that tornado alley in any given year is wherever tornadoes are possible?
dragonridley 2 years ago
I live in WV im safe
steelerpimp75 2 years ago
tornedo? idiot
jon1151 2 years ago
Anyone else notice the suggestive shape of tornado alley???? KIINDD OF suspicious...
PudgeyFun 2 years ago 3
mena arkansas
april 9th, 09
F3 tornado hit our town.
we're like in the middle of tornado alley lol.
it was bad.
our town still looks terrible o.O
mymomplaysrs 2 years ago
wasnt there a tornado like recently?
in new jersey or somewhere? if not where and when?
SteveF1394 2 years ago
Well .. I guess I can sleep at night knowing there wont be any in Saskatchewan ... or Canada according to you. lmfao
offthelinegt 2 years ago
I live in tornado alley.
amandaluvgymnastics 2 years ago
whats the green (im asking cause i live in neveda.) i used to live in colorado. i had lots of tornadoes then. man, i wish i still lived ther.
streetbang25 2 years ago
the world we like in is never safe, no matter where you are.
ownedya22 2 years ago
Northeast Ohio. F3 tornado hit our town back in July 92.
IcouldBNE1 2 years ago
In in southern Wi.. An were in tornado alley
This year...? What makes you think that?
MRubio12344321 2 years ago
I'm in the red dot of northern New Jersey. Is that a tornado alley? Who made this map?
SevereTstormFan 2 years ago
Whooo Hooooooo I am in the green! What does that mean?
JonasBro1997 2 years ago
not always
davidlee110 2 years ago
I'm moving to South Bend Indiana in July.
fjeffrey10 2 years ago
tornado alley has been producing tornadoes long before the automobile was invented, if you are saying greenhouse gas related global warming is causing this than that is a blatant lie, probably from natural global warming, but not your environmentalist reason.
kevinlock 2 years ago
i like wat im seeing im in illinois so im glad im in it
storm095 2 years ago
florida has the most tornados ever
sportsstar1997 2 years ago
No they dont,
MRubio12344321 2 years ago
Extend the red into Minnesota, they have been getting an unnecessary amount of tornadoes and it's on the rise.
CricketboyStudios 2 years ago
This isnt real... I highly doubt it. But those areas are possible to have tornadoes, without a doubt, depends if storms sweep by.
Superdupercheese11 2 years ago
Your map isn't accurate at all, and technically speaking, we likely have fewer tornadoes now than we did 25 years ago. In my state (Colorado) we certainly have fewer.
AnalgesicBalm 3 years ago 4
before global warning was a issue there been tornados where they usyually don't happen.i do agree tho with warming part why there has been more tornado.
tornadomanatwork 3 years ago
WOW I sure am glad I live in NZ!!
wuzzle22 3 years ago
SHIT IM IN TORNADO ALLEY IM IN CALLIFORNA! in the aera
grandflame23 3 years ago
I'm totally in the red zone!!!!! Wow,All of Illinois is in this one!
matteng1997 3 years ago
i know its awful for me O-o
loryr405 2 years ago
im in san antonio texas. it is possible for us to get a tornado here just outside bexar county. san antonio sits in a bowl. if were ever to get a tornado here the tornad would have a hard time getting out of the bowl. some tornado try to form to the southwest of bexar county. ive seen a funnel cloud twice. first time made it half way to the ground. second time i only saw the rotation that only lasted 30 seconds.
bradmann85 3 years ago
yes it is possible for u get a tornado there,we had a brief tornado where i live central sqv in cali i never thought we would see one ...wrong.now i believe anytime anywhere a tornado is possible...
tornadomanatwork 2 years ago
Looks like SE Montana will be hoppin' this year! (as I make the joyful asumption that this map is an educated one.:)
bigskyskywarn 3 years ago
Go St Louis!!!
snowstorm920 3 years ago
Virgina
recnad1340 3 years ago
yes im in green saftey
recnad1340 3 years ago
what state you from?
davidlee110 3 years ago
YES IM IN RED IM IN KANKAKEE ILLINIOS
storm095 3 years ago
Yay! I'm in the Red to Yellow zone!
JustInn014 3 years ago
in michiang
555555550 3 years ago
red = tornado alley
yellow = state will be in a tornado alley
green = no tornado alley
davidlee110 3 years ago
I'm in eastern PA, im in red! 0_o
SporeDotCam 3 years ago
im in the red zone
555555550 3 years ago
Im almost in the red zone!! 0_0
EvanToTheFutureDude 3 years ago
urgh! my dad isn't safe and my cousin in canada ain't safe either!!! my dad is in coneticutor florida but he's not safe
pikathebudgie1234 3 years ago
Yay I am in the red zone! :D Lol!
Siren1000T1 3 years ago
just bearly
biggulp2000 3 years ago
not once since May 1999 has the instability charts seen CAPE values anywhere near 6,000 J/KG.
funny how Southern California was covered in red! where do you get the statistics map?
supercell1995 3 years ago
nice video! it actually seems like "the day after tomorrow" is moving away from us if you think about it. yeah supercells and tornadoes pop more frequently, but they are less severe as they were many years ago.
(EX: 1. April 5 1972, an F3 tornado hits Vancouver Washington. 2. On May 3 1999, the most powerful F5 tornado hit Oklahoma City with vortex winds of about 318 mph, which almost reaches over the F5 range. CAPE values reached to 6,000 J/KG on the instability charts).
Continued...
supercell1995 3 years ago
The Day After Tomorrow is one of my favorite movies. I watched for like the 50th time tonight :p
dmplace 3 years ago
Cool video.
CoolBalla15 3 years ago