likely caused by transformers exploding due to the intense winds - which were estimated to have reached nearly 200 mph, according to Fox. Another video from storm chaser Brandon Copic showed the ...

When a tornado tears through an area, the main question after the fact is, “How strong was it?” That’s where the Enhanced ...

FORT SMITH, Ark. — April 21, 2025, marks 29 years since a deadly tornado with winds up to 200 miles per hour tore through Fort Smith and Van Buren ...

and more than 1,500 tornadoes have touched down in Ohio since 1950, including at least 40 events that rated an F4 or higher on the Fujita scale—major damage with winds reaching up to 200 mph.

But back on May 13, 2013, the El Reno tornado took the cake for being the widest tornado ever record. At its widest point, this monster stretched over a whopping 2.6 miles. For reference, that ...

A quarter inch of steel, reinforced walls and a dozen six-inch bolts help make Brasfield’s shelters withstand the 200-mph winds of an EF-5 tornado. "You get someone that moves here from a state ...

Homes and other structures are damaged by extremely strong winds in a tornado, sometimes exceeding 200 mph in the most extreme cases. The force of the wind and debris slamming into buildings is ...

the most violent and catastrophic ones — EF5 tornadoes with winds of at least 200 mph — are actually quite rare. The most recent EF5 tornado in Texas was the Jarrell tornado in Williamson ...