Yes. September is the peak of hurricane season and hurricanes can produce tornadoes. Florida is a tornado prone state and has had tornadoes in every month of the year.
Tornado season has no defined beginning or end, but it generally lasts from spring to the beginning of summer, though it varies from year to year. In the U.S., which experiences the most tornadoes, this generally runs from March to June, peaking in May. Generally the highest activity shifts northward as the year progresses until summer. Southern states such as Alabama and Mississippi often peak in March and April while Oklahoma and Kansas usually peak in May. Northern states such as Minnesota and the Dakotas usually peak in June. One note though is tornadoes are not limited to tornado season; they can happen at any time of year. Tornado season is simply a time when tornado activity is higher.
The highest peak in the Appalachian Mountains is Mount Mitchell in North Carolina. It's peak is 6,684 ft (2,037 m).
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The South Carolina deer rut or the peak of rut season for the Piedmont is between October 15th and November 15th.
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The peak of tornado season typically lasts from late March through June.
Peak Season has not yet been renewed for a second season
A tornado's rating is determined by damage, which is used to estimate the tornado's peak wind speed.
In the Unite States, the average peak of tornado activity is in May.
In bowling, off peak typically refers to the bowling season no longer being active. Peak season is when the bowling season is active and leagues are playing.
Tornadoes can occur in the Midwest at any time of year, but most of the activity occurs in the spring and into early summer. April, May, and June are the peak months.