Climate change's impact on tornado activity

Is this just normal spring weather, or is climate change influencing recent tornado outbreaks?


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[Cucumberflavoredmustard]

Tornadoes are not increasing in number or intensity. There are simply more people living in more places in more buildings, so there is more for the tornadoes to hit. Increased population density also means more reporting of storms that would have gone unnoticed in previous decades.

[toddperry]

They’ve never to tell us that technology and the increase in the number of storm chasers has had an increase in the number of tornadoes reported. In the last 10 years there have been dozens of tornadoes that would’ve never been reported. Technology has increased the numbers in every weather event. Increase in population has skewed all tragedy numbers.😊

[novohammer]

Tornadoes stopped attacking trailer parks because of climate change.

[nickl]

You mean Tornados in Tornado alley? Ohhh the climate change. And this is not the worst Tornado season thus far.

[PVHIII]

GEOENGINEERING...WEATHER WARFARE..WTFU!!!

[toddperry]

N did they talk about climate change affecting tornadoes last year or the previous years? Climate change was supposedly affecting the climate then.

[lilm]

I love seeing intelligent people but buying the bs