00:00This is not just a bad tornado season.
00:02This is a warning.
00:03In 2026, tornadoes didn't just increase.
00:07They exploded across the United States.
00:09Scientists say this is no coincidence.
00:12The Gulf of Mexico is now three degrees warmer than normal.
00:15That heat is pumping massive moisture into the atmosphere.
00:19Now imagine that warm, wet air crashing into cold Arctic winds moving down from Canada.
00:25That collision creates extreme wind shear.
00:27And that is the perfect recipe for powerful long-track tornadoes.
00:31From eastern Iowa, to southern Wisconsin, to northern Illinois,
00:37outbreak after outbreak has been recorded.
00:40This is now the most active start to a tornado season ever seen.
00:44Scientists have warned about this for years.
00:47Warmer oceans mean stronger and more frequent storms.
00:50What used to be rare is becoming normal.
00:53Over 50 million people have already been affected.
00:55massive EF3 tornadoes, storm paths stretching at 500 miles.
01:00And here is the most chilling part.
01:03Experts say this may be the mildest version of what is coming next.
01:06The question is no longer if climate change is driving this.
01:10The real question is, how much worse will it get?
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