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Another Stormy Day in Mississippi--Living in Dixie Tornado Alley
tornado forming from thunderstorm clouds ©Copyright by Jaye Denman. All rights reserved. I live in Jackson, the relatively small capital city of Mississippi, and this is the third period of time I’ve lived here (11 years this go-round). I...
22 commentsCyclones: What to Do and How to Survive a Hurricane or a Tornado
This hub discusses how to survive a hurricano, tornado or various types of cyclones.
2 commentsIs Tornado Alley Shifting?
There are many rumors flying around either via word of mouth or online about Tornado Alley. There are countless studies that have taken place over the past 20 years on this subject and as it turns out, our suspicions have been confirmed. Tornado...
0 commentsSurviving a Tornado
A tornado is one of the most violent and destructive storms on the planet. Here are some suggestions to survive a storm.
0 commentsVideos, Photos and Facts About Tornadoes
Watch videos, look at photos and learn the fact about our planet's most destructive storms. Read about tips to stay safe during a tornado.
51 commentsTornado's - What are tornados - how do tornados form - Interesting facts about tornados
Why did I write about Tornado’s? I’m a New Zealander and am living in Auckland at this time. South Auckland had a funnel cloud that came about half way to the ground but didn’t reach the ground. That evening on the news a New Zealand...
22 commentsA Tornado Shelter May Save Your Life
This article about tornadoes reveals some tornado facts and how easily a tornado shelter or safe room can be installed in your home.
43 commentsTornadoes in Tornado Alley
Tornadoes have the potential to form basically anywhere in the world, and the US is one of the biggest countries where tornadoes form. The region most active for tornado activity is Tornado Alley, in the middle of the country. Why is this so? Why do...
15 commentsIt's pouring...HAIL!
Hail: one of the many odd aspects of strong thunderstorms. Hail can be seen in supercells, anywhere from pea-sized to volleyball-sized! Picture hundreds of ice volleyballs falling from the sky; awesome! In...
7 commentsMy Tornado Experience
Tornados kill an average of sixty people per yeer in the US. Most of these happen in areas of the mid-west or plains states. This account is of an experiece I and my family went through in 1990
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