Ker Than
for National Geographic
Published June 1, 2013
A second wave of deadly tornadoes and thunderstorms that ripped through Oklahoma Friday night is not related to the colossal twister that tore through the same region less than two weeks ago, scientists say.
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If Oklahoma were not “tornado vexed”, it would not be called tornado alley.
Here I thought that name was just a local “Myth”! 😉
That is almost like saying Florida is subject to Hurricanes! Who would have thought? 😉
James McCanney
http://youtu.be/lTiX68tQKJs