texas is the geographical region where tornadoes most commonly occur in the us.
texas is the geographical region where tornadoes most commonly occur in the us.
what geographical region is where tornadoes most commonly occur in the us?
texas
no state is entirely free of tornadoes; however, they occur more frequently in the central united states, between the rocky mountains and appalachian mountains. texas reports the most tornadoes of any state, but that is a function of its large size, and its location on the southern end of tornado alley. kansas and oklahoma ranked first and second respectively in the number of tornadoes per area, per data collected through 2007, however in 2013 statistics from the national climatic data center show florida ranked first. although florida reports a high number and density of tornado occurrences, tornadoes there rarely reach the strength of those that sometimes occur in the southern plains. regionally, the frequency of tornadoes in the united states is closely tied with the progression of the warm season when warm and cold air masses often clash.
tornado alley
mountain regions are classified by the world conservation monitoring centre (wcmc) based on absolute elevation, slope and local elevation range (ler), which is the range of elevations within a radius, and indicates how hilly the land is.









































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the 2003 fao report gives the following mountain area populations by geographical region and elevation:









































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the 2003 fao report gives the following mountain area population densities by geographical region and class of mountain region:









































section::::statistics.:area and population by geographical region.
hill people