Tornadoes appear to be moving further Eastward in the U.S. now

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https://www.cnn.com/2021/12/12/us/climate-change-tornado-disaster-risk/index.html

Research by Gensini found that over the past four decades, tornado frequency has increased in vast swaths of the Midwest and Southeast, while decreasing in parts of the central and southern Great Plains, a region traditionally known as "tornado alley." Some studies also indicate climate change could be contributing to an eastward shift in tornado alley, for instance, resulting in more tornadoes occurring in the more heavily populated states east of the Mississippi River, such as this tornado outbreak