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 ...

(COLORADO) — Southern Colorado has had several severe weather days over the last couple of weeks, with even some days having chances for tornadoes. With that in mind, there are several myths ...

"The worst place you can be in a tornado is in your car," Cornett said. June 1, 2013— -- intro: The barrage of tornadoes that touched down in the Oklahoma City area Friday night took the lives of ...

Learn how to stay safe in the eye of a killer tornado — wherever you are. June 13, 2008 -- A record number of deadly tornadoes have cut a path of destruction across America this spring, causing ...

Spring in Texas marks the return of severe weather, bringing threats like baseball-sized hail, damaging winds and tornadoes to much of the state. So far this year, Texas has recorded 37 tornadoes — a ...

Myth: Opening windows can help equalize outside and inside pressure and reduce damage. Actually, the time taken to do this increases your risk of injury from an approaching tornado. In fact, it is the ...

MISSED HOME. ONE OF THOSE IS THE GREEN SKY. A LOT OF PEOPLE REPORTED SEEING THAT, LIKE YOU SAID, AND IT ACTUALLY HAS NO CONNECTION TO TORNADOES. I’M GOING TO TELL YOU WHAT IT IS CONNECTED TO IN JUST A ...

This week on Beyond the Forecast, Lacey Swope and David Payne sit down with Dr. Kim Klockow-McClain, a senior social ...

1. Tornadoes can and do hit cities: Separate tornadoes tracked through the limits of Lynchburg and Danville, as well as Greensboro, N.C. They all missed the dense downtown areas, but weather history ...

It’s critical to have science-backed info about tornadoes, fires, and more. Here, experts break down the myths that you need to stop believing. Who knows, they may even save your life. Myth 1: You ...

GRAND FORKS — Does the fork of the Red and Red Lake rivers really protect Greater Grand Forks from dangerous storms? No, it doesn’t, according to Aaron Kennedy. Kennedy, an associate professor in the ...