A relatively weak tornado produced a record-breaking and more-than-mile-wide swath of damage in Iowa. Here's how that stacks ...

The EF-1 tornado was more than 1.5 miles wide at times with winds up to 110mph. The tornado that tracked across portions of ...

Essex, Iowa tornado was an EF-1 with winds of 110 mph. The maximum width was 3130 yards, which is 1.8 miles wide! This is not ...

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Douglas McIntyre, Editor-in-Chief at Climate Crisis 24/7, reports that the Weather Service, supported by Iowa State University data, has confirmed the most destructive tornado in recorded history ...

The EF-4 tornado that struck Arkansas and Missouri on March 14 has been confirmed as the region’s third longest since 1950, with a 117-mile path and significant impacts across multiple counties.