USA.govThis map shows tornado tracks from 1950 to 2006. Stronger tornadoes appear as brighter lines.
The map was created by John Nelson of IDV Solutions using data that's available on Data.gov. Learn more about the map at http://1.usa.gov/LLtX33
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Thomas Edward Walker http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/ blogs/earthmatters/2012/06/ 14/tornado-tracks/ 
Tornado Tracks : Earth Matters : Blogs earthobservatory.nasa.govYesterday at 11:03am ? 2
James Sposkoski Wow. The East coast gets destroyed.Yesterday at 11:05am
Christy Darlane Wardholmes i know what this means i use to be a storm / tornad chaserYesterday at 11:09am
Laura Galliher Good data! Nice job!Yesterday at 11:25am
Scott Smith WOW. When I see some thing like this it makes me happy to know that I live with in the Golden state west of the Rockies.Yesterday at 11:47am
Bobby Coogan interesting...Yesterday at 12:04pm
Shelly Humphrey Makes me wonder a bit about the whole tornado alley thing now. Kind of bizarre how it seems to just become non existent from the center of the country all the way west.Yesterday at 3:42pm
Sean Tunctan Where do you keep your Lottery Ticket? On the Fridge, in a Jar or in the Car. Nobody likes a sore loser!15 hours ago
Tariq Hussain Tariq Sheedi Your are very good People13 hours ago
Chris Rutz Another plus for living the out west.2 hours ago
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