Kansas: In the Heart of Tornado Alley by Price, Jay M.

Kansas: In the Heart of Tornado Alley

Back in 1915, Snowden D. Flora of the US Weather Bureau wrote, Kansas has been so commonly...
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Author: Jay M. Price
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Kansas: In the Heart of Tornado Alley by Price, Jay M.

Kansas: In the Heart of Tornado Alley

CHF 29.16

Kansas: In the Heart of Tornado Alley

CHF 29.16
Author: Jay M. Price
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Back in 1915, Snowden D. Flora of the US Weather Bureau wrote, Kansas has been so commonly considered the tornado state of the country that the term 'Kansas cyclone' has almost become a part of the English language. Flora's words still seem to ring true. Whether called a twister, a tornado, a vortex, or cyclone, these catastrophic events have shaped lives in the Sunflower State for generations. Just a few destructive moments forever changed places such as Irving, Udall, Topeka, Andover, and Greensburg. Even before Dorothy Gale in The Wizard of Oz helped equate the tornado with Kansas, the turbulent nature of local weather seemed to parallel an equally turbulent history, with the fury of people such as John Brown compared to a cyclone. Even if they have never seen a funnel cloud themselves, those who live in Kansas have come to accept the twister as a regular and always unpredictable neighbor.

Author: Jay M. Price, Craig Torbenson, Sadonia Corns
Publisher: Arcadia Publishing (SC)
Published: 11/28/2011
Pages: 128
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.70lbs
Size: 9.10h x 6.40w x 0.50d
ISBN: 9780738576381

About the Author
Price, Jay M.: - Dr. Jay M. Price is an associate professor in history at Wichita State University and serves as director of the school s Public History Program. Dr. Craig Torbenson is an associate professor in geography at the university. Sadonia Corns, Jessica Nellis, and Keith Wondra are students in the Public History Program.

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