Since the 1950s, the average number of large tornadoes that erupt each year in the world has risen from about 10 to 15  At the same time, human activities have surged, and the global climate has become significantly warmer
Despite global warming, tornadoes still occur most often in the Midwest of the United States, and tornadoes in other regions are rare.
 According to this, some people believe that climate warming leads to tornado outbreaks increasing in frequency