Tornado Intensity News Today

'It looked like an umbilical cord,' one woman said of a deadly tornado that struck Westmoreland in northeast Kansas.

Tornadoes have impacted all U.S. states during the last decade, save for Alaska, causing $14.1 billion in damages. Half of that damage occurred in just five states: Alabama, Arkansas, Illinois,

Tornadoes have impacted all U.S. states during the last decade, save for Alaska, causing $14.1 billion in damages. Half of that damage occurred in just five states: Alabama, Arkansas, Illinois,

The local tornado was one of 11 confirmed by the NWS to have touched down Tuesday in the wider Chicagoland area.

An EF-1 tornado touched down in Homewood early Sunday morning. The damage can still be seen and many are still without power following the storm.Monday's city c

The National Weather Service in Memphis has an idea how strong Thursdays tornadoes in Tippah and Monroe counties were.

Portland, Oregon (PRWEB) June 01, 2022 -- This week marks the beginning of official hurricane season (the 2022 hurricane season begins on June 1 and ends Nov.

March is living up to its reputation this week, with warmth, cold, storms, rain, wind and snow in repeated waves over a large part of the nation.

To continue growing economically in the years ahead. >> thank you very much reporting live as we said from istanbul tonight where people are still there at 2:30 in the morning. see if it continues to quiet down. we can now confirm what lot of people suspected, fridays oklahoma tornado was a record. the national weather service said today the twister was the widest tornado ever in the united states rej sterd. thats pretty amazing. it was 2.6 miles wide. it was also not just wide, it was fast. i...

Oklahoma tornado was a record. the national weather service said today the twister was the widest tornado ever in the united states registered. thats pretty amazing. it was 2.6 miles wide. it was also not just wide, it was fast. it was a rare ef-5, its a measure of tornado intensity. over 200 i believe 10 miles an hour at its peak. tom foreman is at the wall. can you show us how this monster storm developed? it was wide. >> this is really unusual, erin. we talk lot about hyperbole. this one dese...