This follows a Poisson Distribution,
Average, λ = 3 per week
In a 4 week period, Probability that more than 4 occur is equivalent to-
If X be the number of tornadoes per week
P(X>1) is what is required
1- P(X=0)-P(X=1)
In Poisson distribution, P(X=x) = (e^- λ * λ^x)/x!
At x=0, P(X=0) = {e^-3 * 3^0}/0! = 0.049
At x=1, P(X=1) = {e^-3 * 3^1}/1! = 0.149
Now, P(X>1) = 1-0.049-0.149 = 0.8016
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