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The early bird dance club business is booming

Jun 12, 2024
The podcast discusses the shift of tornado activity eastward, the challenges of tracking political finances, and the trend of early morning activities. Topics include early bird dinner reservations, a dance party for elder Millennials, and the rescue of an orphaned baby elephant. The intriguing study on African elephants using name-like calls for communication is also explored.
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Quick takeaways

  • Tornado activity is shifting eastward in the US, exposing new regions to severe weather risks.
  • Campaign finance loopholes enable hidden donations, highlighting the need for transparency and accountability in political funding.

Deep dives

Changing Patterns in Tornado Activity

Researchers have noted a shift in tornado activity towards the east of the traditional 'tornado alley,' with the highest concentration moving from Oklahoma to Mississippi. This change, observed over 70 years of data, indicates a significant eastward movement of tornado occurrences, reaching as far as Maryland. While tornadoes are associated with the Midwest, this shift raises concerns for regions unaccustomed to such weather patterns.

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