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The violence and longevity of the storm that crossed four states was unusual for any time of year, if not unprecedented.

During winter, some may assume that the threat of tornadoes fades away as blasts of...

Beyond the human toll, the outbreak was exceptional for several meteorological reasons – including lofting debris for an unheard-of more than three hours.

The tornado outbreak that likely killed more than 100 people over the weekend was an anomaly in every way possible.

The deadly storms are likely to be the 19th billion-dollar disaster to hit the U.S. in 2021

Destructive hail bombards areas near Oklahoma City, Fort Worth, and San Antonio By Matthew Cappucci The Washington Post,Updated April 30, 2021, 2:39 a.m. Email to a Friend Cars were damaged after a hail storm hit Fort Worth, San Antonio, and Oklahoma City Wednesday evening.CHRIS LANDSBERGER/THE OKLAHOMAN/Associated Press One hailstorm is bad enough, but a trio of hailstorms striking three separate metropolitan areas in one night is virtually unheard of. Baseball- to softball-sized hail pummeled...

Destructive hail bombards areas near Oklahoma City, Fort Worth and San Antonio Updated: April 29 Print article One hailstorm is bad enough, but a trio of hailstorms striking three separate metropolitan areas in one night is virtually unheard of. Baseball- to softball-sized hail pummeled parts of Texas and Oklahoma Wednesday night, slamming places around Fort Worth, San Antonio and Oklahoma City, including Norman. The cost will almost certainly exceed a billion dollars. Hail has historical...

Three Hailstorms in Oklahoma, Texas, Wednesday Likely Caused Over $1 Billion Damage Combined The Weather Channel 4/29/2021 Jonathan Erdman Three separate hailstorms swept across parts of Texas and Oklahoma Wednesday evening, smashing vehicle windshields and windows of homes – even punching through roofs in what is likely to be a billion-dollar disaster. "Hail damage in Norman, Fort Worth and San Antonio combined are likely to exceed $1 billion," said Bryan Wood, an Ohio-base...