One of the World’s Most Amazing Natural Phenomena – Waterspouts [VIDEO]
One of the world's more interesting and amazing natural phenomena occurs when a tornado forms over water to create these waterspouts.
One of the world's more interesting and amazing natural phenomena occurs when a tornado forms over water to create these waterspouts.
The National Weather Service has released a pretty amazing fact about the tornado that struck near Oklahoma City on May 31. The storm has been declared the widest tornado ever known.
UPDATE Saturday 6:15 a.m. EST: The number of reported fatalities is at least five, with another 71 injuries caused by what authorities say are a total of 17 tornadoes ripping through the Midwest on Friday.
The country continues to pray for and help the people devastated by the massive tornado that touched down in Oklahoma on Monday, killing dozens.
A storm chaser caught on video the birth of the tornado that devastated the city of Moore, Oklahoma yesterday (May 20).
Even in the face of unspeakable tragedy, miracles can occur.
A massive tornado touched down just south of Oklahoma City on Monday, killing dozens.
At least seven of those killed were students at Plaza Towers Elementary School in Moore. The twister, which measured 2 miles at one point, has been given a preliminary classification of an EF-4 tornado (winds of 166 to 200 mph), according to weather officials.
A huge tornado touched down just outside of Oklahoma City earlier today, causing widespread destruction and leaving behind a yet-untold number of casualties.
To see how you can help those affected, see the list below.
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Our thoughts and prayers are with everyone in Oklahoma tonight. The 2-mile wide tornado destroyed Oklahoma City, but most heartbreaking, the storm leveled Plaza Towers Elementary School and Briarwood Elementary School. Here's some photos to share in support of #PrayForOklahoma for Facebook, Twitter, and as a Facebook Cover Photo.
Tornado season is starting in many parts of the country. Is your town or city at risk?