Welcome to the American midwest in tornado season.
>70 tornadoes in 1.5 days & Greenburg Kansas 90% flattened by a 3/4 - 1 mile wide "wedge" F4 - F5 with winds in the 200-300 mph (322 - 483 kp/h) range.
Saw an F5 in Texas once. It ripped up the concrete roadbed on both sides of a freeway....right down to the dirt.


Up-close Storm Chaser video of a small one....(30 sec ad first, sorry)
Looks like a fun job
Largest tornado: Hallam, Nebraska, May 22, 2004 - 2.5 miles (4 km) wide
Highest wind speed: Moore, Oaklahoma May 3, 1999 - ~318 mph (511.77 km/h)
Largest outbreak: April 3-4, 1974 - 148 tornadoes spanning Mississippi to Ontario, Canada
>70 tornadoes in 1.5 days & Greenburg Kansas 90% flattened by a 3/4 - 1 mile wide "wedge" F4 - F5 with winds in the 200-300 mph (322 - 483 kp/h) range.
Saw an F5 in Texas once. It ripped up the concrete roadbed on both sides of a freeway....right down to the dirt.


Up-close Storm Chaser video of a small one....(30 sec ad first, sorry)
Looks like a fun job

Largest tornado: Hallam, Nebraska, May 22, 2004 - 2.5 miles (4 km) wide
Highest wind speed: Moore, Oaklahoma May 3, 1999 - ~318 mph (511.77 km/h)
Largest outbreak: April 3-4, 1974 - 148 tornadoes spanning Mississippi to Ontario, Canada
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