This month it’s been 25 years that the classic movie “Twister” made its debut in theaters around the nation. The iconic movie about storm chasers after a monster EF-5 tornado takes place in Wakita, Oklahoma.

The debut happened during the peak of tornado season in the heart of tornado alley. Many have heard of tornado alley and associate it with the Sooner state, but there’s a little more to it.

Did you know the tornado threat in the United States shifts in different seasons? It’s true, but the biggest thing to remember is that tornadoes can and have happened in all 50 states resulting in devastating loss and even death.

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