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What a decaying El Niño has to do with the Midwest tornadoes

Apr 29 2024 by Fast Company

The better we understand these storms’ attributes, the better those forecasts and warnings can become.

Dozens of tornadoes hit the central U.S. April 26-28, 2024, tearing through suburbs and small towns and damaging hundreds of homes from Oklahoma to Nebraska and Iowa.

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