Next Episode of Tornado Alley is
not planed. TV Show was canceled.
The Wizard of Oz movie in 1939 helped Kansas and the Great Plains become known as part of "Tornado Alley" - the region of the United States often visited in late spring and early summer by dangerous, sometimes violent, tornadoes. Part of the reason why is that the "dryline" -- a front separating moist Gulf of Mexico air from dry air from the Southwest -- often sits across these states, helping spawn tornado-producing thunderstorms. The Glossary of Meteorology published by the American Meteorological Society defines "Tornado Alley" as "a term often used by the media to denote a zone in the Great Plains region of the central United States, often a north-south-oriented region centered on north Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Nebraska, where tornadoes are most frequent."
The story of the 2013 tornado that hit the town of Moore, Oklahoma.
The EF-5 tornado that struck Joplin, Missouri with horrific moments captured by those who survived.
Stories of unbelievable survival in the face of a catastrophic tornado.
Tornadoes inflict staggering damage but bring out the best in survivors and first responders.
How the capitol of our nation will withstand or capitulate to a tornadic menace.
What would happen if a tornado touched down in Miami Beach, Florida.
Meet average Americans who after an encounter with the world's most fearsome weather have developed what some might consider unconventional beliefs.
Wilbur Allen believes extraterrestrials utilize the energy of tornadoes to transport themselves; David Shealy, thinks that a tornado may have brought about a visit from an elusive Skunk Ape.
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