Sentence examples for tornado at from inspiring English sources

Mobile Doppler radars estimated winds of the EF2 tornado at about 210 km (130 mi) per hour.

Officials estimate it will take tens of millions of dollars to repair damage caused by Sunday's tornado at the University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg.

A few days later, Pelé made his much-anticipated Cosmos debut in an exhibition match against the Dallas Tornado at rickety Downing Stadium on Randalls Island.

Another tornado at Wild Dog Creek had winds up to 260km/h and cut a 23km path of destruction, including hurling a one-tonne field bin about 300m.

The Enhanced Fujita scale came into use in 2007, and is now the official way to judge the impact of a tornado — at least, of the physical damage it causes.

She met a couple who had sought shelter from the first tornado at the Methodist church, and, fearing the next tornado was approaching, she and Madison returned to town.

The last time the state was hit with multiple tornadoes at once was 1984, but then just two storms created all the havoc.

"Two large tornadoes at once", he tweeted on May 27th; "too close wow!" And on May 15th: "Off to KS to chase lightning with tornadoes on the side…gawd I love my job…""Stay weather savvy!" he warned on May 31st.

In "Oklahoma's Deadliest Tornadoes," at 10, scientists discuss how we can better understand and predict these storms, like the category EF5 that tore across Moore, Okla., on May 20.

Then he inserted another thin pipe to inject a swirl of liquid carbon dioxide forming a mini-tornado at minus 109 degrees.

There are more days with many tornadoes, and more days with no tornadoes at all.