Believe it or not, few places on Earth check all of these boxes. And none compares to the Great Plains of the United States — AKA, tornado alley. Largely thanks to this: The Gulf of Mexico.

ON FOX13 AFTER THE GAME - Tornado Alley is shifting and its making a bullseye for the Mid-South. Stay tuned to FOX13 Sunday ...

First-person footage captured the frightening moment a violent hailstorm in Argentina smashed through a supermarket roof in ...

How a tornado is formed Inside 'Tornado Alley' David Hoadley is credited as being the father of the pursuit. After a thunderstorm tore through his hometown of Bismarck, North Dakota, in 1956 ...

The last 2 weeks of May are usually the busiest in the U.S.'s "tornado alley," which runs from northern Texas to South Dakota. The result is stunning photography, which he hopes instills in others ...

Although most people think of twisters striking ‘Tornado Alley’ in the US, the UK actually has more ... Lead author of the paper Kelsey Mulder, of the School of Earth, Atmospheric and Environmental ...

Last year, AEM’s Earth Networks Total Lightning Network ... typically reserved for Dixie Alley and lower parts of Tornado Alley. This unusual shift challenges decades of established weather ...

From the 1950s to the 1990s, tornadoes have primarily touched down in the states centered along the 100th meridian (the 100-degree west longitude line) from South Dakota to Texas — otherwise dubbed ...