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You know…..
They can’t really compare this according to millions of people.
Population has grown 10 times since then….that’s 10 times more targets.
Considering that a vast majority of tornadoes happen in a relatively small area of the country, it’s interesting that they normalize it by the entire population. I wonder how many shark deaths occur per year in Kansas.
For instance, while the US population is 50:307::1880:2010 (6.1 times), Missouri (where most of the tornado deaths occurred this year) is 2.2:6.0::1880:2010 (2.7 times)