Are you safe from a tornado if you live in a city? Do lakes ‘repel’ tornadoes? Will opening your windows protect your home from destructive winds? Plenty of myths and questions swirl around tornadoes ...

Myth #2: Tornadoes don’t happen over mountains or the mountains protect us from having tornadoes. Answer: False. Again if the ingredients in the atmosphere all come together, a tornado does not ...

Yes, green skies are fairly common in severe thunderstorms due to hail, the angle of the sun, and other factors, but it doesn ...

Myth: If a tornado is not coming directly towards you, you're out of harm's way. Tornadoes can change directions unexpectedly, so it's essential to protect yourself even if the tornado is not ...

And really, we've seen tornadoes in every part of the state, including right up to the North Shore, even across the Boundary Waters, and pretty much everywhere you could imagine-- river valleys ...

The idea that tornadoes avoid major cities is one of meteorology's most persistent myths. Large metropolitan areas cover only ...

Stay alert for a potent line of strong to severe thunderstorms on Friday expected to sweep across southern Ontario ...

tornado touched in baltimore city on friday night. IF YOU’RE NEAR BIG WATER LIKE A LAKE OR A THE BAY OR AN OCEAN, IT’S SOMEHOW PROTECTS YOU. I GREW UP IN CHICAGO.

Stay alert for rapidly changing conditions in your area as storms build across parts of the Prairies to end the week ...

The recent tornado activity in Minnesota and how unusual weather patterns are affecting the heartland of the U.S. Probably ...