It is probably more interesting for you, the size of North America allows bigger storms and different types of weather to develop overland. All our weather is from the sea, and weakens rapidly overland - yet the landmass is also to small to really develop it's own big systems. And me being in the center of the country means I don't really see anything interesting. Storms are always weakest here, wind gusts havn't gone over 50mph for years here, let alone sustained wind speeds. Hail tends to be no bigger than 6mm BB pellets, local storms that have managed to develop inland due to hot temperatures or whatever are very small, just 2 to 10 miles across most of the time. Rain gets here no problem.. snow is another story.. about the most snow deprived part of the country. Never seen more than 4inches on the ground in about 10 years. Kinda sucks. 50 miles in every direction from here has seen 18 inches within the past 5 years.
So yeah, as someone interested in weather I am pretty unlucky with where I live
