when does the Missouri's tornado season start and end?
364982
The peak season starts in March and ends in May.\n\nhttp://www.livescience.com/forcesofnature/050322_tornado_season.html
581122
In the fall season. When the new CW network starts up.
571173
missouri is cool!!! i live there!!!!!
291491
he March 2006 Tornado Outbreak Sequence was an early season and long lasting tornado outbreak sequence in the central United States that started on the morning of March 9 and continued for over four days until the evening of March 13. At least 12 deaths have been blamed on the severe weather, nine of them by tornadoes.\n\nIt started with a major derecho event on March 9 across the South Central United States, that also included several tornadoes, although straight-line winds did most of the damage. Numerous injuries and at least two fatalities were reported, but mostly due to the thunderstorm winds. The two fatalities were as a result of a weather-related automobile accident and a fire started by lightning.[1] Tens of thousands of people also lost electricity throughout the region. [2]\n\nActivity calmed down for a while on March 10 with no real severe weather reported, but picked up again the next day.\nAlot more info on deaths and damages:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/March_2006_Tornado_Outbreak_Sequence
92783
A television season starts in September and ends in May, kinda like a school year. So season 3 will be late September or early October.
496453
In about 5 months. The schedule for the 2006/2007 is not out yet, but the season always starts in mid October.
397369
http://www.bookfinder4u.com/search/Tornado.html\n\n\nyou should find it there..
473083
Try the Missouri State Parks website
535926
I live in Missouri...seen 10 + tornadoes in my lifetime in this area.  Tried chasing storms for a while a few years ago...went into Kansas and Oklahoma and seen most of them when I did that.  As a kid, I think I was 8, there was one that traveled about 1/4 mile from my house and we watched it.  Wild stuff....I love storms, the more destructive, the better.  My apologies to those of you who disagree with that statement, but it's just my opinion.  Don't like it?  Sorry 'bout your luck.
91875
It is the City vs County All-Star Game.\n\nThe date is March 18th...\n\nUmmm..I believe it starts at 3:30...
283899
An outbreak of strong convection occurred on 29 March 1998 across southern Minnesota and central Wisconsin. These storms produced several tornadoes, most notably at Lismore/Wilmont/Leota F2) in southwestern Minnesota and at Comfrey/Hanska/Courtland (F3/F4, 1 fatality) and at Nicollet/St. Peter/Le Center (F3, 1 fatality) in southcentral Minnesota. This marked one of only seven occurrences of tornadoes in Minnesota during the month of March. A tornado was also reported near Maxville, Wisconsin. In addition, large hail was reported with these particular storms (hailstone diameters up to 4.5 inches in Minnesota and 1.75 inches in Wisconsin). \n\nSynoptic conditions: A surface low was deepening in extreme southeastern South Dakota, with a warm front extending eastward across southern Minnesota into central Wisconsin. The air mass within the warm sector to the south of this front was very unstable, as surface temperatures reached around 80 F along with dewpoints in the low 60's F. The warm front served as the low-level focus for convective activity. \n\nStrong middle and upper-level winds were also advancing over the region -- wind profiler data at Wood Lake, MN and Blue River, WI showed 50 knot winds as low as 2.5 - 3.0 km, as well as strong low to mid-level wind shear (veering and increasing speed with height) that aided in the development of supercell convection. \n\nNear St. Peter, Minnesota, a 6-year-old boy was killed when the van he was in was thrown off the road and he was tossed 150 yards. In St. Peter, bricks littered the streets, storefronts were smashed, and the remains of one store was spread throughout a 6 block area. Debris from there was dropped onto St. Paul, 55 miles away. Many buildings at Gustavus Adolphus College were damaged. At a Le Center trailer park, the manager, Bob Bock, ran from trailer to trailer, alerting the residents, and directing them to the trailer park's concrete storm shelter. About half the trailers were destroyed, but none of the residents were seriously injured. At least 36 other people were injured during a rash of 7 tornadoes that swept through southern Minnesota. The towns of St. Peter, Le Center, and Comfrey were hardest hit.
628631
It depends on when you want to chase them.  If you're chasing in the winter, go to the Dixie Alley or areas near the Gulf of Mexico.  If you're chasing in the Spring, go to tornado alley, which includes Oklahoma, Kansas, and Texas.  If you're chasing in the summer, go to Michigan, Ohio, New York, Pennslyvania, and Southern Ontario.  Southern Ontario is in Canada, but they do see a lot of tornadoes and severe storms during the summer.  Also Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta are also good.  They have less storms, but more random and possibly more Oklahoma style tornadoes.
789505
It was the Oklahoma City Tornado, that happened May 3, 1999.  It had the higest wind speeds ever recorded. With a total of 66 tornadoes, it was the most prolific tornado outbreak in Oklahoma history, although not the deadliest. As it passed over Bridge Creek, Oklahoma, around 7:00 pm, a mobile Doppler radar detected winds of 301 +/- 20 mph inside the tornado. (The old record was a 257-268 mph wind measurement from a Doppler radar near Red Rock, Oklahoma, as reported in a formal publication by Bluesetein et al. (1993)).
96056
I honestly believe that hurricane season is only a month long. SEPTEMBER. Hurricanes hit landfall most often in September. It won't be worse this year. There will be other storms that will take place during that time frame.
396403
Tornadoes form in storms all over the world, and though they have been recorded in all fifty U.S. states, they form most famously in a broad area of the American Great Plains, Midwest, as well as South known colloquially as Tornado Alley. In pure number of incidences, the United States reports more tornadoes than any other country, however, the Netherlands is the most tornado-prone country relative to land area.
6196
The best season during the year has been proven to be spring because it has all seasons mixed into one. Early spring it still snows. Mid spring leaves are still falling. Late spring leaves start to return and tornado season starts. So there you have it.
227789
I'm not sure if there are others more specific to the county, but here are some laws for Missouri (just enter "solid waste" in the search field):\nhttp://www.moga.mo.gov/statutesearch/Default.aspx\n\nIt seems complicated, but hopefully that helps...