Brit Reacts to Top 10 States with the Most Tornadoes

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[@d0ublestr0ker0ll]

Oklahoma got an average of 76.5 tornados between 2010-2020, according to the National Weather service, which would put them in 3rd on this list. They got 149 in 2019. I'd like to see this guy's sources. He's got quite a few questionable top 10 lists.

[@rafetizer]

Change the date range and you upend the list

[@ToniaElkins]

I live in Bloomington Illinois, one of the cities he listed. I’ve mentioned in your tornado videos a few times that Illinois is one of the prime tornado spots. Where I’m from when you know there’s a tornado you go outside and look for it lol. Also, that was the Lake Michigan coast line in Chicago that you saw. 😊 (Side Note: “Tornado Alley” is moving East.)

[@kindredspiritbaseballmom7913]

Oklahoma should have been on this list. I like the list that Swegle Studios did ranking all 50 states on tornadoes. You may be interested to know that the May 2024 Greenfield, Iowa tornado has been recently listed as the strongest tornado ever measured by Doppler on Wheels, surpassing the 1999 Bridge Creek/Moore Oklahoma tornado and the 2013 El Reno tornado. Both tied for 302 mph estimated winds. They estimate that winds were 313 mph for the Greenfield tornado.

[@epongeverte]

That beautiful city with the green-blue water and beaches is Chicago in the summer. Worth the visit. More than enough to do. You will never get bored.

[@user-qp8jh9vl7v]

Don't forget that hurricanes, tropical storms and others in that area can spawn tornadoes . Check out the Florida tornado outbreak of 1998. It's the 2nd most scared I've ever been during a storm. The 1st being Hurricane Charlie.

[@CarlyQ573]

Swegle Studios video on states ranked for tornadoes is a better overview. He actually takes the size of the state as well as the frequency of dangerous tornadoes into account.

[@sortaamy3003]

Hurricaines can cause tornadoes. Or at least the wind surrounding it. Beyond that, part of the state(the panhandle) rests right under Bama and they get whatever lower AL gets.

[@KyleLeHeup]

That guy still uses the old Minnesota flag 💀

[@lantzgd]

The view in Illinois is from the near south side of Chicago looking north obviously along the lake shore.

[@uwbadger79]

Actually it's a view looking north from downtown around Fullerton. That's Lincoln Park zoo on the left.

[@maxjaeger40]

The coast looks like that all along lake michigan brother

[@epongeverte]

My cousin moved to Oklahoma this year and they already had to run for cover from a tornado in the suburbs of Oklahoma City. No way would I live in this state.

[@CantTakeTheSkysFromME]

We moved to MO, Missouri, a few years ago, and I didn't know I was leaving "Texhoma" area its the area on the red river both sides of the state line. Tornado ally, MO has them year around yes in the middle of winter we get tornado signs and watches, and warnings. I didn't know that. can never let my guard down now, makes for some long nights and days sometimes. At least in Texas and Okalahoma its seasonal. This years tornado activity has been crazy.

[@sortaamy3003]

Same in Bama. We get them year round too. Every month has had one. Of course, spring and fall are the most active but we've had plenty on Christmas and in Jan/Feb. A friend of mines dad died on a Christmas Eve tornado years back. Needless to say, our storm shelter gets plenty of use. It really sucks though to have to sit in it during August when it's Blazing hot or in Jan when cold rain has you soaked.

[@brianhums5056]

Nebraska has had some of the worst tornadoes in history, yeah we get them!

[@ninjafirewolf]

For Illinois, that is Chicago

[@jessebest5961]

Texas is huge and is at the crossroads of Tornado Alley and Dixie Alley.

[@ayerox]

Dixie storms are the worst

[@uwbadger79]

The view in Illinois is Chicago but north of downtown.

[@Sirge57]

Missouri flat? Obviously he has never been to the state. Missouri is a beautiful state, heavily forested and very hilly. He also has a complete hatred of Oklahoma, not sure why because he has never been there either. Hopefully you can find other content creators and steer clear of this guy.

[@littleshy550]

When he said "Missouri is flat". I'm like where? Because where I live in Missouri there are hills everywhere

[@brianhums5056]

It is not the number of tornadoes, it is the strength and where they hit!

[@manxkin]

That’s Lake Michigan.

[@mikeorclem]

Just got fired from my job as a set designer. I left without making a scene. If you arrest a mime, do you have to tell him he has the right to remain silent? The trouble with getting to work on time is that it makes the day so long.

[@donny5318]

florida should not be included unless context is given, most tornados in Florida are ef0-ef1 and last about 30sec to 5 min on avg. i get it, they are still tornados but not what we think of when we think of tornado states. Oklahoma 100% belongs in the list, I really question this guy, he obviously knows nothing about this subject as he didn't even know Florida got tornados, he likely found the 1st google search of stats and assumed it was accurate numbers. Numbers can change drastically year by year on which states get the most tornados. Personnaly my top tornado states are Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Nebraska, Tennesee, Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana, Then Minnesota, Wisconson, Ohio, North and South Dakota, Colorado, usually later in the year. But every year is different and so many factors go into it, such as if it is a el nino year, etc

[@SonOfMuta]

0:38 No. Not tomato/tomahtoe... alley and valley are not the same thing

[@aura81295]

Made me chuckle though 😆

[@MarzaFR]

damnn im early

[@seandonnelly9278]

You’re not from here and you’ll never be 😊

[@seandonnelly9278]

You’re not from here stop talking like you know you don’t 😊

[@colin.allen8]

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