Sentence examples for a single tornado from inspiring English sources

The death toll was 695, the worst for a single tornado in American history.

Prior to this, long damage paths were commonly attributed to a single tornado that sometimes "skipped" along its path.

A single tornado is an event of such terrifying power that anyone who has seen one never forgets the sight or the sound.

Now it is where at least 125 people died, the most in a single tornado since modern record-keeping began in the United States in 1950.

Two trunks held a lifetime of writing: a 5,000-page, eight-volume work titled "The History of My Life," which included thousands of pages on a single tornado; a weather journal covering exactly 10 years, from Dec. 31, 1957, to Dec. 31, 1967; and a series of diaries detailing how many times he went to Mass and his many tantrums over twine.

While the Storm Prediction Center archives say that it was a single tornado, it was likely three or more tornadoes, each producing F3 to F4 damage.

In 2009 the teams intercepted a single tornado-producing thunderstorm; in 2010, however, VORTEX2 researchers gathered data on at least 30 rotating thunderstorms and 20 tornadoes, including one of a series that ripped across Oklahoma during a major tornado outbreak on May 10.

This is the ninth highest death toll for any single tornado in American history.

The first long-lived supercell, which spawned the tornado with the longest continuous track of any single tornado in this outbreak, developed around 4 50 pm CST (2250 UTC) southeast of Centerville in Yell County.

It was the deadliest single tornado in more than half a century, and it adds to a season of particularly deadly tornadoes.

The end of 2018 could mark a meteorological novelty: This year could be the first in the modern record in which not a single violent tornado — those ranked EF4 or EF5 on the Enhanced Fujita scale — touched down in the United States.