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May Snaps Long-standing Streak for Strong Tornadoes in US

By Christina Norman

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Accuweather reports: During the month of May, the United States saw 288 preliminary reports of tornadoes, above the May average of 276 tornadoes. None of these storms were rated as stronger than…

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