Most current climate models predict that the equatorial Pacific will evolve under greenhouse
gas–induced warming to a more El Niño-like state over the next several decades, with a …

This review and analysis illustrates that the spatial distribution and temporal clustering of
tornadoes in the United States are changing. Tornado activity is increasing throughout the …

The annual frequency of tornadoes during 1950–2018 across the major tornado-impacted
states were examined and modeled using anthropogenic and large-scale climate covariates …

Dust pollution has become a significant concern worldwide. Both human activities and
climate conditions affect dust levels. This study investigates the influence of El Niño …

Abstract El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO) modulates severe thunderstorm activity in the
US, with increased activity expected during La Niña conditions. There is also evidence that …

In the Czech Republic, tornadoes may reach an intensity of F2 and F3 on the Fujita scale,
causing “considerable” to “severe” damage. Documentary evidence is sufficient to allow the …

Tornado activity in the United States varies over multiple time scales. The Madden–Julian
oscillation (MJO) and global wind oscillation (GWO) are sources of climate variability at the …

Here we use coupled climate model forecasts of Niño 3.4 and a regional (Texas, Oklahoma,
Arkansas, and Louisiana) tornado environment index (TEI) to examine the modulation of US …

Tornadoes present an undisputable danger to communities throughout the United States.
Despite this known risk, there is a limited understanding of how tornado frequency varies …

Days with many tornadoes in the United States have become more common over time.
These days tend to occur in consecutive‐day tornado events, but trends in the …