Ef4 Tornado News Today

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It has been 25 years since a deadly outbreak of tornadoes in Kansas and Oklahoma. On May 3, 1999, an F4 tornado tore through Haysville and south Wichita.

A Mississippi town destroyed by a tornado has been given $1.3 million from FEMA.

Many had little advance warning of the storm, which experts said was the strongest tornado to hit Tuscaloosa County since 1950.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency approved more than $1.9 million to assist Mayfield Electric and Water Systems with expenses related to the Dec. 2021 tornado.

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Wednesday marked one year since a deadly EF4 tornado tore through Bryan County.

Darien McGee had been heading to the bathroom when winds akin to "a force of God" knocked him to the ground. The EF4 tornado that struck Rolling Fork, Mississippi, on March 24 roared overhead, tearing McGee's house to rubble. "It was like a force of God. The same force that came through here is the same force that got me out," Darien McGee told AccuWeather National Reporter Jillian Angeline. He hadn't made it into the bathroom -- a place typically regarded as one of...

Department remains resilient in the face of devastation.