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Hurricanes begin as tropical storms. In the Philippines and the China sea, they call them typhoons. some of the hurricanes that hit the United States are in the Caribbean sea. another EF4 tornado has just happened in Texas again. the states that are most common for tornadoes is Texas. An EF4 is an Enhanced Fajita scale

the second most common state for tornadoes is Kansas.Here are some states that are common for tornadoes. California is a 10.6. Florida is 52.6.

Oklahoma is 65.4. Colorado is 49.5. tornadoes can also occur in Northern South America, South Mexico, Northern Australia, Southern Asia and most of Africa. In the area of North America, South America, usually in Argentina and Brazil.

They receive a lot of hail and tornadoes annually.
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