Tornadoes have shifted east from classic "tornado alley" in the Plains to be more prevalent in parts of the South and Midwest over the last 50 years, a new study finds.
Meteorologist Craig "Ceecee" Croskery has spent the last two years identifying, verifying and logging buildings that he described as "almost impossible" for the average citizen to easily find, despite the fact that they are meant to be places of refuge in life-threatening severe weather events. Mere seconds can mean the difference between life and death when a tornado strikes and time matters even more when seeking out the closest public storm shelter. "It matters because oftentimes seconds c