Warm Gulf Could Mean Heavy Tornado Season

Extraordinarily warm sea surface temperatures in the Gulf of Mexico are raising concerns of a potentially busy tornado season, the Washington Post reports. Tornadoes require a complicated mix of wind shear (changing winds at different altitudes), which helps clouds rotate, and energy (in the form of warm, humid air). While scientific linkages to tornadoes are … Continued

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