Tornadoes and Climate Change: A New Normal

This chapter examines the aftermath of a devastating tornado event in the upland south of America, underscoring the destruction and loss of life it caused. It delves into the complexities of linking tornado occurrences to climate change, highlighting shifting patterns and atmospheric conditions that may signal a new normal. The discussion raises concerns about increasing tornado activity in areas traditionally not affected, emphasizing the broader implications of climate changes on severe weather patterns.