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Tornado Alley is an area in the middle of north america that effects the USA mostly but also some parts of Canada. It is basically an area that is very prone to tornadoes.

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It includes these areas of the Great Plains in these particular states: Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, South Dakota, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Nebraska, Colorado, North Dakota, and Minnesota.

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The area where this happens is called the Great Plains. The Great Plains are very flat area which let the cold dry polar air that comes down from Canada and the warm moist tropical air from the Gulf of Mexico to meet up. Under these conditions it is the perfect place for tornadoes to appear almost out of no where.

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When was Tornado Alley First Called Tornado Alley

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When was Tornado Alley First Called Tornado Alley

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The first time the term Tornado Alley was used was in 1952. The people to first use this phase were Ernest Fawbush and Robert Miller.

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Tornado Alley is most active in the months of May to July. This mostly likely because this is when north america experiences spring and spring is when we experience the most precipitation.

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How Many Tornadoes touch down in Tornado Alley

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How Many Tornadoes touch down in Tornado Alley

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About 1,000 tornadoes hit the United States every year and most of these touch down in Tornado Alley.