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Meteorologists awed by extremely rare type of tornado and weird radar sights - Vimarsana News

Meteorologists awed by extremely rare type of tornado and weird radar sights

Powerful storms roared across parts of southern Oklahoma Tuesday night and produced dangerous and unusual tornadoes, including one incredibly rare type.

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50th anniversary of devastating Xenia tornado - Vimarsana News

50th anniversary of devastating Xenia tornado

On April 3-4, 1974, a super outbreak of tornadoes caused widespread damage in 13 states and Ontario, Canada. At least 148 tornadoes touched down in 16 hours, killing 330 and injuring at least 5,484 people, including indirect storm-related deaths. At least a dozen tornadoes swept through western and southern Ohio.

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'Worst tornado outbreak in US history': A look back 50 years after Super Tornado Outbreak of April 3-4, 1974 - Vimarsana News

'Worst tornado outbreak in US history': A look back 50 years after Super Tornado Outbreak of April 3-4, 1974

Fifty years after the Super Tornado Outbreak of April 3-4, 1974 the twisters are still vivid in survivors' minds. It was the "worst tornado outbreak in United States history," according to the NWS.

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Iowa Woman Reunited with Her Parents' Wedding Photo Lost in a Tornado Nearly 16 Years Ago - Vimarsana News

Iowa Woman Reunited with Her Parents' Wedding Photo Lost in a Tornado Nearly 16 Years Ago

In May 2008, the city of Parkersburg experienced a devastating EF5 tornado that killed nine people and demolished homes

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This giant tornado devastated a small North Dakota town in 1911 - Vimarsana News

This giant tornado devastated a small North Dakota town in 1911

The Antler tornado was photographed by several townspeople, and has since been categorized as an F5 — the most severe and damaging breed of tornado — based on the photos and firsthand accounts.