The lowest risk of tornadoes is in regions that either very cold or very dry. Tornadoes are very rare in deserts, polar, and subpolar regions.
South Florida, especially areas around Miami and the Florida Keys, have a lower risk of experiencing tornadoes compared to the central and northern regions of the state. However, while tornadoes are less common in South Florida, they can still occur occasionally.
If there is potential for tornadoes in the forecast, yes. If you live in the United States you can check for the risk of tornadoes and other thunderstorm hazards by going to the website of the Storm Prediction Center.
It is not likely. Currently the moderate-risk outlook has been issued for hail, for which the SPC does not issue high-risk outlooks. Only slight-risk outlooks have been issued for wind and tornadoes.
Probably not, though it probably can't be ruled out either. Typically, when a moderate risk outlook has been issued, the previous outlook had a relatively large area under a higher degree of slight risk (such as a 10% outlook for tornadoes). The 10% tornado outlook in this case is not that large, but again, an upgrade to the outlook probably can't be ruled out. That said, even if a moderate risk outlook is not issued, the SPC has mentioned the potential for strong tornadoes, and violent tornadoes have occurred under similar circumstances. SPC outlooks should be taken with a grain of salt, as a slight variation in weather conditions can make a significant difference in how an event will play out.
From official records going back to 1950, the record low appears to be tied between January 1984 and January 2003. Both of these months passed without any recorded tornadoes in the United States.
For the U.S. as a whole Alaska as the lowest risk for tornadoes, having only recorded 4 weak ones in the past 60 years. For the contiguous U.S. the region West of the Rockies has the lowest risk.
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To get away from debris.
It is unclear what is meant by the average risk. A large portion of the Mississippi and Ohio valleys was under a 2% or greater risk for tornadoes. About half of that area was under a 5% risk.
In general, Idaho is at very low risk for tornadoes Boise, ID , in particular, had their largest tornado in 1956, it is considered a low risk area for tornadoes..
tornadoes occur mainly on the eastern side of America.medium risk for tornadoes: Canada, New York, Florida, North Dakota & south, and some of Texashigh risk: Minnesota, Wisconsin, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Illinoishighest risk: kansas, Marylandand parts of Europe and west and east Australianot central Australia
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States with lowest tornado incidences include Alaska, Hawaii, and Vermont. These states typically have cooler climates and are not located in the traditional tornado alley region of the United States.
The SPC did not include a hatched area for tornadoes for March 25, which would indicate a 10% or greater chance of strong tornadoes within 25 miles of a given point. In fact, only a 5% risk area was defined for tornadoes overall. In most cases, this would suggest that strong tornadoes are unlikely, but it does not rule out the possibility. That at least one strong tornado (EF2 or EF3 by the looks of the damage) occurred shows that there was indeed such a risk.
Yes. The Storm Prediction Center has mentioned the potential for a few strong tornadoes.
Tornadoes are least common in the western part of the state, near the line with New Mexico.
Yes. The outlook for April 14, 2012 mentioned some risk for violent tornadoes, referring to tornadoes of EF4 and EF5 intensity.