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Tornadoes can occur in the U.S. at any time but they are most common in the Spring and early summer, with May being the usual peak month.

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Which edge of the storm usually has tornadoes?

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Is there lighting in tornadoes?

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Do tornadoes usually form from thunderclouds?

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Is the US the only place that has tornadoes?

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