Sentence examples for a violent tornado from inspiring English sources

Any community in central Oklahoma has the same chance of witnessing a violent tornado.

1) First and foremost this is the story of a violent tornado in an urban area.

A violent tornado devastated Waco on May 11 , 1953 killing 114 people.

Recently a violent tornado tore through the Alabama city of Tuscaloosa, wreaking havoc and devastation.

In many cases, a violent tornado has a broad core with a diameter of 0.5 km (0.3 mile) or more.

Tornadoes are not rare but a violent tornado (EF-4 or EF-5) hitting a populated area will, more often than not, mean tragedy.

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.

On April 27 , 2014 three years and two days after this tornado, a violent EF4 tornado touched down west of Ferndale and moved along almost the same path as this tornado, causing 16 fatalities and many injuries.

"There was a sudden, extremely violent tornado," said a government official.

A tornado emergency is an unofficial product used only for extremely life threatening situations when a large and likely violent tornado is on the ground and approaching a populated area.

Also, what seems like an increase in excessive violent tornado activity in recent years may in fact be the result of other factors.