There’s no scientific boundaries to Tornado Alley, the National Severe Storms Laboratory says, and every map of the area looks slightly different. Older maps, from the 20th century, typically show a ...

Meteorologists have noticed a shift in Tornado Alley towards the Southeast. Is Louisiana now a part of it? Here's what to ...

A shift in tornadic activity in the last 35 years puts population center in the Southeast in the bullseye of what some ...

Many of the deaths have occurred outside Tornado Alley, with at least six fatalities reported in Mississippi and three ...

As March draws to a close, our attention shifts to many things. Farmers are busily preparing for planting season, and the land around us begins to warm, preparing to receive the seeds for the year’s ...

At the core of Tornado Alley is Northern Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska, with broader parts of the region extending to South Dakota, Iowa, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana and Western Ohio.

(NEXSTAR) – Tornadoes can (and have) hit every U.S. state, but the area nicknamed Tornado Alley is probably ... show a danger zone stretching from South Dakota down to Texas, covering most ...