Tornadoes, known for their destructive power, are undergoing a chilling transformation due to climate change. Rising temperatures and atmospheric instability are causing tornadoes to become more frequent, intense, and unpredictable. Studies have shown an increase in the number of long-track tornadoes, which can traverse vast distances with devastating impacts. Additionally, climate change is altering the timing and location of tornado outbreaks, extending the season and expanding the areas at risk. These changes pose a significant threat to communities, infrastructure, and human life, highlighting the urgent need for mitigation strategies and resilience planning.
