Tornadoes of Texas
The second largest state in the US has a yearly average of 5.7 tornadoes per 10,000 square miles
Texas has a large number of Tornadoes mostly due to its sheer size, and location. Texas is such a big state which results in warm air and cool air mixing, turning into violently rotating columns of air.
Captured above is a Texas Tornado that is passing through an empty field. Tornados sometimes occur without causing any harm to anything, but there are times where they can destroy neighborhoods, and communities
The map shows the aftermath of a Tornado in Perryton, Texas
