Any parts of the Midwest NOT prone to tornadoes?

[Craziaskowboi]

Originally Posted by Vlajos

Ok, I didn't say never. And by looking at the map posted earlier in this thread Atlanta is far more likely to be hit by a tornado than the City of Chicago.

More likely to be hit by a violent tornado, at least. That map illustrates the occurrence of F3, F4 and F5 tornadoes per square mile. It doesn't include the weaker tornadoes, which could change the map for all we know.

[Ghengis]

Originally Posted by cheese plate

The link itself goes directly to "Wisconsin." I understand how to navigate, just not why this person linked directly to Wisconsin, and not Michigan or a more general one. There wasn't any commentary to clear this up, either.

I think we both know perfectly well what they were "up" to

[starfighter]

Washington? New York? This map surprised me.

[prairiestate]

Originally Posted by Vlajos

The City of Chicago doesn't have tornados.

This silly tornado that started in the inner suburbs didn't realize it was supposed to stop at the city limits. It kept going all the way to Lake Michigan!

Admittedly at a greatly reduced force that caused little damage in the city.

ENCORE: 'Voice of a Tornado' - Around Town - Oak Lawn, IL Patch