Why are EF5 tornadoes so Uncommon, even borderline rare, with the most recent one occurring in Moore, OK almost 10 years ago? (Sorry if this is a copy of an older question)

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I’ve found it so weird. I adore the sight of tornadoes when not in their path due to meteorology being something I want to achieve a degree in someday (my current one being in I.T, loved weather since i was little), and it surprises me that EF5’s are so insanely uncommon, even with massive changes that have occurred in weather activity over the past decade+ due to issues referring to Climate Change.

Is there a concrete reason why it has been a decade since, or is it a more complex/deeper reason?

EDIT: turns out i dont understand years, rather nearly 9 years, not 10

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>I adore the sight of tornadoes

Dude, I get that weather can be interesting, but what the fuck? Have some tact. Imagine being someone who has lost a home or a loved one to a tornado and you see some dipshit jerking themself off about how much they “adore” then.

You can be interested in extreme weather while still being respectful of the gravity of the consequences it can have.