tbh so ive been noticing these weird high pressure systems that just seem to be stuck in place for weeks at a time and im wondering if anyone else has
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Does Elevation Really Reduce Tornado Risk?
I've been going back and forth on this - does elevation really decrease tornado risk? I know we get fewer tornadoes at higher elevations, but is it because of elevation or just because we're farther from the usual tornado corridors? I've seen some studies saying elevation is a factor, but then I think about places like Denver or Boulder that still get hit sometimes. Maybe it's more about local geography than just sea level? I'd love to hear some thoughts or sources on this.
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