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• “They call F5 tornadoes the “finger of God”; few have stared one in the face and survived.” – Bill Paxton
• “He said people shouldn’t be afraid to propose ideas. You don’t want to be so scared that you don’t propose something you believe in.” – Roger Wakimoto on Ted Fujita
• “It’s prom night. A lot of the high school girls worry about their hair. I’ve never had to worry about that.” – James Spann
• “Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter.” – Martin Luther King Jr.

• “Tornado Alley” does not exist.
• “Tornado Alley” is not moving or shifting.
• “Dixie Alley” does not exist.
• “Dixie Alley” is not becoming the new “Tornado Alley”.

Super Outbreak

• Damage Assessment Toolkit (DAT)
• Tornado Archive (this website has been experiencing significant server issues since November and likely will not load properly)
• Significant Tornadoes, 1880-1989 (free access)
• Daily PNS releases
  • Enderlin tornado rated EF3 (June 23, 2025)
    • Enderlin tornado upgraded to EF5 (October 6, 2025)
• SPC outlooks for today

• Severe weather, particularly tornadoes
• Amateur radio

• User:EF5/CSD log
• User:EF5/AfC log
• Special:NewPagesFeed
• WP:AFCH
• WP:WPWX
• WT:WPWX
• Category:Tornadoes
• List of individual tornadoes by year

• Finish Talk:2020 Monroe tornado/GA1
• Start Talk:2014 Louisville, Mississippi tornado/GA1
• FAC 2014 Mayflower–Vilonia tornado

Highest F#/EF#	TORs confirmed	Article	Max risk level	Class
EF2	86	Tornado outbreak and derecho of April 1–3, 2024	MDT
EF3	110	Tornado outbreak of December 28–29, 2024	MDT
EF2	39	Early March 2025 North American blizzard	ENH
EF4	118	Tornado outbreak of March 13–16, 2025	HIGH
EF3	133	Tornado outbreak of May 18–21, 2025	MDT
EF5	41[1]	Tornado outbreak and derecho of June 19–20, 2025	MDT
EF1	49	March 13–17, 2026 North American storm complex	MDT

F#/EF#	State / Country	Date	Fatalities	Injuries	Article	DYK	Class
FU	Illinois	May 22, 1855	4	8	1855 Des Plaines tornado
F4	Missouri	April 18, 1880	99	200	Marshfield Cyclone
F5	Iowa	June 18, 1882	68+	300+	1882 Grinnell tornado
F5–equiv.	Missouri, Illinois, Indiana	March 18, 1925	695	2027	1925 Tri-State tornado[2]
F5	Paraguay	September 20, 1926	300+	500+	1926 Encarnación tornado
F5	Texas	April 12, 1927	74	205	1927 Rocksprings tornado
EF3	Illinois	September 14, 1928	14	100+	1928 Rockford tornado
F5	Arkansas	April 10, 1929	23	80	Sneed Tornado
IF5	Italy	July 24, 1930	23	110	1930 Montello tornado
F4	Poland	July 20, 1931	6	100+	1931 Lublin tornado
F4	Alabama	April 12, 1943	4	60	1943 Hackleburg tornado
F4	Nebraska	June 27, 1955	2	40+	1955 Scottsbluff tornado
F4	Alabama	January 24, 1964	10	6	1964 Harpersville tornado
F5	Texas	April 3, 1964	7	111	1964 Wichita Falls tornado
F5	Iowa	May 15, 1968	13	462	1968 Hansell-Charles City tornado
F5	Iowa		5	156	1968 Oelwein tornado[3]
FU	Bangladesh	April 17, 1973	681+	1000	1973 Faridpur District tornado
F5[4]	Oklahoma	May 24, 1973	2	4	1973 Union City tornado
F5	Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana	April 3, 1974	6	210	1974 Cincinnati tornado[5]
F5	Kentucky		31	257	1974 Brandenburg tornado
F5	Alabama		28	267	1974 Tanner tornadoes#First tornado
F5	Alabama, Tennessee		16	190	1974 Tanner tornadoes#Second tornado
F5	Alabama		28	272	1974 Guin tornado
F3	Alabama	May 3, 1984	5	37	1984 Montgomery tornado
F1	New York	November 16, 1989	10	18	1989 Coldenham tornado
F5	Kansas	April 26, 1991	17	225	1991 Andover tornado
F3	Alabama	February 16, 1995	6	120	1995 Joppa–Arab tornado
F5	Texas	May 27, 1997	27	12	Jarrell tornado[6]
F4	Ohio	September 20, 2000	1	100	2000 Xenia tornado
F4	Kansas	April 21, 2001	1	28	2001 Hoisington tornado
EF5	Kansas	May 4, 2007	12	63	Greensburg tornado
EF4	Arkansas	February 5, 2008	13	163	2008 Atkins–Clinton tornado
EF3	Alabama	February 17, 2008	0	50	2008 Prattville–Millbrook tornado
EF4	Oklahoma, Missouri	May 10, 2008	21	350	2008 Picher–Neosho tornado[7]
EF2	Wyoming	June 5, 2009	0	0	2009 Goshen County tornado
EF4	South Dakota	May 22, 2010	0	0	2010 Bowdle tornado
EF4	Minnesota	June 17, 2010	1	14	2010 Conger–Albert Lea tornado
EF4	Alabama	April 27, 2011	6	48	2011 Cullman–Arab tornado[8][9][9]
EF4	Alabama		13	54	2011 Cordova–Blountsville tornado[10]
EF3	Alabama		7	52	2011 Sawyerville–Eoline tornado[11]
EF4	Alabama, Georgia		17	50	2011 Flat Rock–Trenton tornado
EF4	Georgia, Tennessee		20+	335	2011 Ringgold–Apison tornado[12]
EF4	Indiana, Kentucky	March 2, 2012	12	0+	2012 Southern Indiana tornado
EF4	Texas	May 15, 2013	6	54	2013 Granbury tornado
EF4	Nebraska	October 4, 2013	0	15	2013 Wayne tornado
EF4	Arkansas	April 27, 2014	16	193	2014 Mayflower–Vilonia tornado[13]
EF4	Texas	December 26, 2015	10	468	2015 Garland tornado
EF4	Oklahoma	May 9, 2016	1	0	2016 Katie tornado
EF3–equiv.	California	July 26, 2018	3	5	2018 Carr Fire tornado
EF3	Mississippi	February 23, 2019	1	19	2019 Columbus, Mississippi, tornado
EF3	Louisiana	April 25, 2019	2	2	2019 Ruston tornado
EF3	Tennessee	March 3, 2020	5	220	2020 Nashville tornado
EF3	Arkansas	March 28, 2020	0	12	2020 Jonesboro tornado
EF3	Alabama	January 25, 2021	1	30	2021 Fultondale tornado
EF3	Wisconsin	August 7, 2021	0	0	2021 Boscobel tornado
EF3	Kentucky	December 11, 2021	17	63	2021 Bowling Green tornadoes[14]
EF3	Kansas	April 29, 2022	0	3	2022 Andover tornado[15]
EF2	Alabama	January 12, 2023	0	2	2023 Selma tornado
EF3	Illinois, Indiana	March 31, 2023	6	16	2023 Robinson–Sullivan tornado[16]
EF3	Virginia	April 30, 2023	0	0	2023 Virginia Beach tornado
EF3	Oklahoma	April 27, 2024	1	30	2024 Sulphur tornado[17]
EF3	Kansas	April 30, 2024	1	3	Westmoreland tornado
EF4	Oklahoma	May 6, 2024	2	55	2024 Barnsdall–Bartlesville tornado
EF4	Kentucky	May 16, 2025	19	108	2025 Somerset–London tornado
EF5	North Dakota	June 20, 2025	3	0	2025 Enderlin tornado[18]

Note: Light-green symbols are articles that were nominated by me.

Map of individual tornado Good Articles and Featured Articles as of January 26, 2026. Note: One Good Article (1764 Woldegk tornado) is not shown on the map as it happened in Europe.

The Central Oklahoma cluster consists of 4 articles in very close proximity:

• 1948 Tinker Air Force Base tornadoes
• 1973 Union City tornado
• 1999 Bridge Creek–Moore tornado
• 2013 El Reno tornado

My setup involves 2-4 devices depending on the threat level; one with SupercellWx open and another with a live news stream. The other two can either have Broadcastify SKYWARN feeds or warning listings. Below are .pal colortable sets I use for SupercellWx; email me if you’d like the ones I don’t have linked:

Colortables I use

Set	Product	Link	Image	Notes
ABC 33/40 April 27, 2011	Reflectivity	Link (alternative)		This colortable set is meant to emulate the look of ABC 33/40‘s live broadcast during the 2011 Super Outbreak, which can be viewed here. Includes reflectivity (highly recommend smoothing it to be more realistic, as the original broadcast had it smoothed) and homemade velocity. This is the default set I use.
	Velocity	Email me
WSR-57	Reflectivity	Email me		Black-and-white set that emulates how the WSR-57 looked on reflectivity; the other three products are what the WSR might have looked like if those products existed at the time the radar was in operation. Includes homemade velocity and spectrum width. Highly recommend removing town names and making the basemap black if using. Really only good for watching well-developed cells close to radar sites; outside of that I don’t use this set often due to its impractibility.
	Velocity	Email me
	Coorelation Coefficient	Link
	Spectrum Width	Email me
TWC April 27, 2011	Reflectivity	Email me		Emulates this broadcast by The Weather Channel during the 2011 Super Outbreak.
	Velocity	Email me
TWC Pilger	Reflectivity	Email me		The Weather Channel’s set used in the mid-2010s; this specific set is modeled after TWC’s broadcast during the 2014 Pilger, Nebraska tornado family.
	Velocity	Email me
	Coorelation Coefficient	Email me