Ian Livingston, Author at ustornadoes.com

May is by far the favorite in total counts. April leads for strong tornadoes.

I had a chance to feed my storm deprivation syndrome (SDS) with Gabriel Harber.

The first March high risk since 2012 led to numerous tornadoes across the South and into the Southeast.

The Plains chase days have been few but impressive so far.

In a year that was weird on many levels, some spectacular tornadoes touched down.

There were almost too many tornadoes to choose from this year.

The website has over 400 event summaries, and it's continually growing.

We can get an idea of the tornado forecasting normal by looking at past data.

A quick look at when the first and last violent tornado of the year typically happens, and some potential trends…

It was an odd tornado year, but not without its memorable moments.

All states have had a big tornado day, and many have come in recent decades.

It's that time of year again.