Many of the deaths have occurred outside Tornado Alley, with at least six fatalities reported in Mississippi and three ...

Tornado Alley, a term first used in 1952, describes the areas in central US and Canada where tornadoes are most frequently experienced. Until recently, these areas have predominately been the ...

Scientists are warning that Tornado Alley — the traditional hotspot for twisters across the central U.S. — appears to be shifting eastward, putting new states and communities at risk. Climate change, ...

The term "Tornado Alley" refers to a region of the central U.S., spanning from Texas to North Dakota, where tornadoes are the most frequent and intense. At the core of Tornado Alley is Northern ...

Several tornado warnings have been issued in Missouri, while Georgia's governor declares a state of emergency.

"Tornado alley" usually describes states in the plains, but an uptick in tornadoes in the Southeast has the term "Dixie Alley" coming to more prominence. Tornado warnings and the weather phenomena ...

Cold air from Canada collides with warm ... spring where the Mississippi Valley has much more severe storms than Tornado Alley," AccuWeather Long-Range Expert Paul Pastelok explained.