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The Storm Prediction Center has a new web resource for those who want to look at past tornado events.  You can find it at https://www.spc.noaa.gov/exper/outbreaks/.  This is a map-based tool that allows you to look at individual past tornado outbreaks and see the ingredients that went into them.  I used this to find the tornado outbreak on April 21, 1967 that got me interested in meteorology when I was a child back in Michigan.  It takes some time to figure out all the different parameters you can look at, so don’t be afraid to play around.

apr 21 1967 tornadoes