Tornado Alley
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Sep 11, 2026
Dillon Naber CruzHOST
I've never seen tornado warnings happen with the frequency that they've happened up here.
Dillon Naber CruzHOST
It's almost like I'm back in Texas or Kansas City again when I was living in Tornado Alley.
Dillon Naber CruzHOST
And that's because of climate change.
Dillon Naber CruzHOST
And the people behind Project 2025 and Donald Trump don't believe in climate change, which is like saying you don't believe in gravity.
speaker_2HOST
Dixie Alley, Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee is seeing more activity.
speaker_2HOST
That's worse than Tornado Alley because the tornadoes hit at night more often.
speaker_2HOST
There are more trees blocking visibility, more people in mobile homes, more hills that hide the storms.
speaker_2HOST
I think what strikes me most is how both storms reveal something about scale and nature.
LyndsayHOST
Yeah.
LyndsayHOST
I read probably four or five years, I think it's probably been four or five years ago, that Tornado Alley with climate change was going to be shifting.
ShannonHOST
Oh.
LyndsayHOST
And it is moving more Midwest, more, I mean, it is Midwest, but like more east.
MasonGUEST
Yeah, the weather has not been great.
KeithG077HOST
No, no. I'm surprised, like, we are just on the edge of the newly expanded Tornado Alley, and we got hit with a fricking tornado-
MasonGUEST
[laughs]
KeithG077HOST
... dude.
Janet MichaelHOST
and you have no internet, you have no cell service, no power, no whatever, then you're going to be thinking, oh, wait, wasn't there this thing we could have gotten information from?
Andrew ShearerGUEST
Put yourself in Tornado Alley out in the Midwest.
Andrew ShearerGUEST
I forget what state it was.
Andrew ShearerGUEST
I think it was Iowa.
Janet MichaelHOST
This isn't just Andrew.
Janet MichaelHOST
It is a real thing.
Andrew ShearerGUEST
It's a real thing, and it may not be as big of a thing for people in the Northern Shenandoah Valley as it is for people in Montana, as it is for people who live in Tornado Alley, people who live in Texas, people who live in other parts of this country.
Andrew ShearerGUEST
We tend to be very myopic and introspective in looking at ourselves and our immediate community.
Christopher BauerGUEST
Like, if you, if...
Christopher BauerGUEST
Take Tornado Alley in United States, like what-
Joy SekaniHOST
Mm
Christopher BauerGUEST
... they're building stick frame houses that every year a whole bunch of them get destroyed by these-
Bianca RoseGUEST
experienced interesting things I'll never forget this couple this older couple who passed away they really loved going on cruises it was like their thing and the way they show it yes they're here they're visiting family they're doing all that stuff but their space is like living out on a cruise ship um what else my a friend of mine that I grew up with her father really loved um Where is it? Middle of nowhere in the Midwest somewhere.
Bianca RoseGUEST
It's like Tornado Valley.
Bianca RoseGUEST
Starts with an M.
Bianca RoseGUEST
Not Minnesota.
Cindy Sexton and Bill MarkhamSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And doctors say you may need to cut back on the amount of juice your child drinks.
Cindy Sexton and Bill MarkhamSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Plus, stunning video of the twisters that rumbled across America's Tornado Alley.
Clint PowellHOST
And bad news on gas prices when that details at 11:00.
Jeff StilesHOST
Some things change.
Josh FurlongHOST
Just do the tornadoes.
Alex KirryHOST
They live in Tornado Alley.
Alex KirryHOST
They live in Tornado Alley.
Alex KirryHOST
It's right there.
Josh FurlongHOST
[laughs]
Josh FurlongHOST
Just do the tornadoes.
Alex KirryHOST
They live in Tornado Alley.
Alex KirryHOST
They live in Tornado Alley.
Josh FurlongHOST
[laughs]
Alex KirryHOST
It's right there.
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