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2024 tornado season among most active in history
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April and May are typically the busiest and most dangerous months for tornado activity in the U.S. but the 2024 season has been exceptionally active. What’s driving the uptick and why do tornadoes seem to be moving into more populated areas? NBC’s Angie Lassman reports in this week’s Sunday Focus.May 12, 2024
