Increase in Tornadic Activity in the Southeast

SOURCE www.foxnews.com
Increase in tornadic activity in the Southeast has led to the emergence of a new Tornado Alley, prompting residents to invest in storm shelters for protection.

Key Points

  • Tornadic activity in the Great Plains decreased by 25% in the last 35 years, while it increased by 12% in the Southeast.
  • Demand for storm shelters in the Southeast has surged as residents seek protection from tornadoes.
  • Increase in tornado occurrence is shifting eastward from traditional Tornado Alley regions.

Pros

  • Residents are becoming more aware and prepared for tornadoes.
  • Investment in storm shelters can potentially save lives during severe weather events.

Cons

  • Growing threat of tornadoes in new areas puts more population centers at risk.