"Tornado Alley" used to refer to the central Plains region, but research shows new areas of the Midwest and Southeast now face a greater threat.

There's been a notable shift with tornado frequency in North Texas over the last 15 years. Why is that? Is an eastward shift of tornado alley the culprit?

Typically, we consider the heart of Tornado Alley to be in the Plains of North Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas. That was not the case during the past decade.

Tornado season is here and where those twisters strike may be shifting, as researchers say there could be a new Tornado Alley.

"In 2024," DePodwin continued, "the more traditional tornado alley (southern Plains and Midwest) has been far more active than in recent years, and there have been significantly fewer tornadoes ...

Some meteorologists and tornado researchers believe the region dubbed “tornado alley” is beginning to shift east.

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National Maps show how "Tornado Alley" has shifted in the United States It's not just the regions that are changing, according to the study: Tornadoes are increasingly likely to form in colder ...

Some meteorologists and tornado researchers believe the region dubbed “tornado alley” is beginning to shift east.