00:00Spring is here, and so is America's deadliest weather season.
00:04AccuWeather long-range forecasters are predicting between 1050 and 1250 tornadoes across the
00:10United States in 2026. That is near the historical average, but forecasters warn the raw numbers
00:18tell only part of the story. The most dangerous corridor runs from the eastern plains into the
00:23mid-Mississippi Valley and the western Ohio Valley. States at the highest risk include Kansas,
00:30Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, and Nebraska. As La Nina conditions fade and a
00:40developing El Nino reshapes atmospheric patterns, forecasters expect repeated rounds of severe
00:46thunderstorms. These storms could produce damaging winds, large hail, and significant tornadoes.
00:53AccuWeather's chief warning, do not let lower forecast numbers lower your guard.
00:57It only takes one storm striking a densely populated area to make this a devastating season,
01:03regardless of the final count. For residents across the Midwest and Plains,
01:08now is the time to prepare. Identify your nearest tornado shelter. Download a weather alert app.
01:14Review your emergency plan. 1250 tornadoes. Eight states at maximum risk. The season is already underway.
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