Magee, MS & Germantown, TN F3 #Tornadoes – November 27, 1994! Two F3 tornadoes caused major destruction during the late-November outbreak, including deadly long-track damage in Mississippi and severe losses in suburban Tennessee. Magee: buff.ly/Wm6Q4Mm Germantown: buff.ly/4PQlYox #MSwx #TNwx

Henry County, TN F3 #Tornado – November 26, 2001! A late-night F3 destroyed homes and damaged dozens more along a five-mile track. Two people were killed, including a child who died days later from injuries. Several others in the same household were hurt. buff.ly/L2kmpoN #TNwx #OTD #tornadohistory

New Brockton–Clayton, AL F3 #Tornado – November 25, 1986! A long-track F3 caused injuries and destroyed churches, homes, mobile homes, and outbuildings along a 44-mile path across multiple counties during a late-November event. buff.ly/S9SjCA6 #ALwx #OTD #tornadohistory

New audio is up on #Spotify covering two F3 tornadoes from the November 27, 1994 outbreak. One tore through Magee with two fatalities; another devastated Germantown and killed three members of the Person family. Listen now and learn more at TornadoTalk.com. #mswx buff.ly/f4ja1BJ

Mt. Carmel–Altoona, AL F4 #Tornado – Nov 24, 2001! A violent F4 produced multiple zones of extreme damage, overturning dump trucks, snapping large trees at the base, and sweeping away a well-built home. 22 people were injured, but no lives were lost during the late-November outbreak. buff.ly/4Q0WCoL

The Widespread November 21–23, 1992 #Tornado Outbreak! A massive 48-hour outbreak produced 94 tornado tracks across 13 states, including six F4s and fifteen F3s. The event caused 600+ injuries and 26 deaths, with major impacts in Mississippi and Texas. Overview + event links: buff.ly/sTC3pSu

NE Detroit, MI F3 #Tornado – November 20, 1957! A destructive tornado hit major industrial sites, damaging auto plants and tossing trucks. One worker was killed by falling concrete. Officially rated F3, though some analyses suggest F1-level damage. buff.ly/XcqZm4m #miwx

Blanchard–Moore, OK F3 #Tornado – Nov 19, 1973! A violent F3 destroyed dozens of homes, 2 churches, and 37 mobile homes, causing severe damage along its evening track. 5 people were killed, including 3 infants, and additional structural damage occurred as it moved into the OKC metro. buff.ly/KvCxV6W

Ralph–Rea Valley, AR F3 #Tornado – Nov 18, 1985! A destructive F3 tracked 34 miles across Marion and Baxter Counties, damaging over 140 homes plus schools, churches, & businesses. 16 injured and three were killed. buff.ly/vix3dQR

Now on #Spotify — This Week in Tornado History looks at the two EF4s from the November 17, 2013 Midwest outbreak. Seventy-four tornadoes hit seven states, including violent tracks in Washington and near New Minden. buff.ly/KnPliFL #ilwx

New Minden, IL EF4 #Tornado – Nov 17, 2013! The second EF4 of the outbreak swept a home from its foundation WSW of New Minden, killing Joe and Frances Hoy. A nearby mobile home was destroyed, with one survivor thrown from a bathtub. Tracked 10.59 miles through Washington County. buff.ly/ofOUoXY

Washington, IL EF4 #Tornado – November 17, 2013! A devastating EF4 tore through Washington, destroying more than 600 homes and damaging hundreds more. The path continued across four counties, causing 125 injuries and three deaths. The strongest November tornado on record in Illinois. buff.ly/KcG7bQX

SW Kansas EF3 #Tornado – November 16, 2015! A massive EF3 tornado over a mile wide tracked more than 50 miles through Seward, Meade, and Gray Counties, damaging farms and homes and killing livestock at a hog farm. The path narrowly missed Kismet and Plains. buff.ly/OeBinIs #kswx #OTD

Auburn, AL–Hamilton, GA EF2 #Tornado – Nov 16, 2011! A long-track tornado moved from Macon and Lee Counties, AL, into Harris County, GA, damaging homes in Auburn before strengthening to EF2 in Hamilton. Two homes were destroyed and four people were injured along its 60-mile path. buff.ly/CYxMUUK

Scott–Lonoke, AR F2 #Tornado – Nov 15, 1988! An F2 tracked nearly 50 miles through eastern AR, destroying homes in Scott and Lonoke. Randall and Kristi Dycus and their baby were killed in a mobile home, and Robert and Juanita McCain died when their van was thrown from I-40. buff.ly/wN3Os2M #arwx

Huntsville, AL F4 #Tornado – November 15, 1989! A powerful F4 tornado struck during rush hour, killing 21 people and injuring more than 450. Most deaths occurred in cars as the storm destroyed homes and businesses along Airport Road. Damage exceeded $100 million. buff.ly/q1B9qtw #alwx #OTD

Kimball, TN EF2 #Tornado – November 14, 2007! An EF2 tornado with winds up to 130 mph struck Marion County, heavily damaging Kimball Baptist Church during Wednesday night services. Nine people were injured, including three children inside the church. buff.ly/PXNu1Oy #tnwx #OTD #tornadohistory

Mason City–Hudson, IL F2 #Tornado – November 13, 1951! An F2 tornado skipped about 50 miles across Mason, Tazewell, and McLean Counties, damaging farms near Mason City and Minier and lifting roofs near Hudson. Witnesses reported seeing twin funnels near Danvers. buff.ly/HkPLk4u #ilwx #OTD

Glen Park (Gary), IN F2 #Tornado – November 13, 1951! A brief but intense F2 tornado hit the Glen Park suburb of Gary, damaging 30 homes and destroying a concrete block radio repair shop. Twelve people were injured as roofs were torn away along the short track. buff.ly/ArXUNx7 #inwx #OTD

Stratford, IA F3 #Tornado – November 12, 2005! An F3 tornado ripped through Stratford as Ron Runyan raced his family to the basement. His 84-year-old mother, Lucille, was pulled away by the wind and killed when the home collapsed. At least nine tornadoes struck Iowa that night. buff.ly/iZcNm5K #iawx

Naples–Clewiston, FL F2 #Tornado – Nov 11, 1968! A waterspout came ashore near Vanderbilt Beach, destroying homes in North Naples before crossing Big Cypress Swamp and hitting a barn near Clewiston. Mr. and Mrs. Luxton and Charles Martin were injured as ranch hands sheltered nearby. buff.ly/zQ3JYFH

This week’s episode of This Week In Tornado History dives into the devastating F4 that hit Huntsville, AL on Nov 15, 1989. Now streaming on #Spotify — thanks to our Patreon members for your continued support! buff.ly/hAXoY8h

Van Wert, OH F4 #Tornado – Nov 10, 2002! Part of the Veteran’s Day Weekend Tornado Outbreak, an F4 tore across NW Ohio destroying Van Wert’s Twin Cinemas and killing four people, including a couple in Putnam County. Dozens survived after sheltering inside the theater. buff.ly/Srf5YYr #ohwx

Part of the Veteran’s Day Weekend Tornado Outbreak, an F2 tornado hit the Cedar Grove–Terry community in Carroll County, TN on Nov 9, 2002. A double-wide on Old Stage Rd was destroyed, killing Annette Forsyth and her son Neal, and injuring two others. buff.ly/8vSvagz #tnwx #OTD #tornadohistory

Two F3 tornadoes struck eastern North Carolina on Nov 8, 1957—one near Rocky Mount, another near Stantonsburg–Saratoga. The Speight School was destroyed and several farms damaged, though records list it as one path. Evidence shows two storms. buff.ly/YxvECC7 #ncwx #OTD #tornadohistory

Orange, TX F4 #Tornado – Nov 7, 1957! The strongest tornado of a major Southeast TX/SW LA outbreak destroyed 180 homes & ripped ships from their moorings. Two people were killed, including Annie Bell Peck. About 50 were injured as the storm devastated the Riverside Housing Project. buff.ly/eei4tYI

Evansville Area F3 #Tornado – November 6, 2005! A 41-mile F3 tornado crossed the Ohio River three times, devastating southern Indiana and northwest Kentucky. Twenty-five were killed and over 230 injured, most at a mobile home park south of Evansville. buff.ly/w9IMUf4 #inwx #kywx #OTD

Celina, OH EF2 #Tornado – Nov 5, 2017! One of 24 tornadoes that day carved a 5½-mile path through Mercer County, injuring eight people & damaging dozens of homes and businesses. Roofs were torn away, windows shattered, and part of the Crown Equipment plant collapsed under EF2 winds. buff.ly/abqM3L0

Shamrock–Drumright, OK F4 #Tornado – Nov 4, 1922! A violent tornado swept through the oil fields of Creek and Pawnee Counties, destroying homes & scattering more than 130 oil rigs. Eleven people were killed and 40 injured, but within two weeks, the wells were back in operation. buff.ly/Tfo6atI #okwx

Arcadia, LA F3 #Tornado – November 3, 1992! A powerful tornado tore through Arcadia, damaging nearly 90 homes and businesses, including the First Baptist Church. Amid the wreckage, a young boy’s hug reminded Police Jury President Bill Sims how lucky they all were to survive. buff.ly/MTF2Brj #lawx

New Smyrna Beach, FL F3 #Tornado – Nov 2, 1997! A late-night tornado raced through New Smyrna Beach, carving a 3-mile path from near US 1 to the Atlantic. It damaged schools, destroyed homes in Venetian Villas & Diamond Head Condominiums, & injured 32 people. buff.ly/yjHFIWC #flwx

Webb City, MO F3 #Tornado – Nov 1, 1922! Hit Webb City, MO after midnight. About 25 homes were destroyed. Mrs. Nancy Frad was found 100–200 yards from her home. Odd damage included a coal shed left standing between two demolished homes, and a car carried around a house. buff.ly/4UfDKlS #mowx

The “Twisted” Side of Twisters 🌪️ - In this funnel feature, Nick Wilkes explores tornadoes’ strangest connections — UFOs, cryptids & ghostly encounters — with insight from James Krug of the Mutual UFO Network. A Funnel Feature that proves storms can get supernatural. 👽👣👻 - buff.ly/wDXFfVK

Carbondale, KS F1 #Tornado – October 31, 1984! A Halloween F1 struck near Carbondale, KS, destroying homes at the Mineral Springs Mobile Home Park. Edith Rogers and Norman Deforest were killed, and 10 others injured. A plane crash nearby may have been tornado-related. buff.ly/ur0fFEn. #kswx #OTD

Newport–Woodford, OK F3 #Tornado – October 30, 1979! An F3 tore through Carter County, traveling 8½ miles from Newport to north of Woodford. Two mobile homes were destroyed, killing Teresa Carroll, her daughter Sadie, and Jimmie Lee Bob, who was caught outside. buff.ly/V8f7d2o #okwx #OTD

Dorrance–Hunter, KS F3 #Tornado – October 29, 1956! An F3 carved a skipping path through Russell, Lincoln & Mitchell Counties, destroying barns, sheds & homes. Near Hunter, Mrs. Delmar Gier and her baby were thrown 50 ft from their home—both survived with cuts & bruises. buff.ly/eMAnTri #kswx #OTD

Baytown, TX F3 #Tornado – October 28, 1974! During rush hour, an F3 struck the south end of the Baytown tunnel. A dozen cars were lifted and thrown, and Mr. Theo Hines was killed when his car went over a 20-ft wall. Homes and a maintenance garage were also damaged. buff.ly/z4kmGIb #txwx #OTD

Now on #Spotify! Time to look back at tornado events of the past in this installment of "This Week in Tornado History"! We reflect on events from New Jersey, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Florida and more! buff.ly/qyFwpBT #podcast

Lincoln County, MS F2 #Tornado – October 27, 1980! A quick-hitting F2 struck the Loyd Star Community, injuring Mr. and Mrs. Wadell Britt when their trailer was hit. The Loyd Star School’s gym, shop, and other buildings lost roofs as the storm moved through. buff.ly/cKh0AeC #mswx

Hamburg, AR F4 #Tornado – October 26, 1941! An F4 hit around 11:15 PM, cutting a ~10-mile path through south Hamburg. ~53 homes were destroyed; 15 killed, 75 injured. Doctors set up a hotel hospital, and passing Camp Livingston soldiers stopped to help with rescue/police work. buff.ly/5OdnQxD #arwx

Luverne–Troy–Comer, AL F4 #Tornado – October 25, 1925! A violent tornado tore a 65-mile path across four Alabama counties, killing 18 and injuring 60. Homes, schools & churches were leveled—corn ripped from the cob and fields left strewn with grain. buff.ly/IzjZIIL #alwx #OTD #tornadohistory

Colbert and Lawrence Counties, AL faced an F3 #tornado on Oct 24, 1967, with a 15-mile path from Colbert Heights to north of Town Creek, destroying homes and a church. Jesse McQuire was thrown 200 ft into another destroyed house, where a dozen unbroken eggs were found. buff.ly/LYnVpxZ #alwx

Maryville, MO F2 #Tornado – October 23, 1934! A deadly twister tore through Maryville, damaging 60 homes and striking a CCC camp where a barracks collapsed. Five WWI veterans — Harvey Drake, Guy Allen, H.S. Newton, Ralph Hare & Samuel Morrow — were killed; 20 others injured. buff.ly/Uzh1SWW #mowx

Harrison County, TX F3 #Tornado – Oct 22, 1972! A powerful twister tore through the Fugler Addition near Marshall. The Ratcliff home “just exploded,” injuring two daughters. A boat flew 200 yards, a semi hauling meat overturned on I-20, & barns were ripped apart near Hwy 80. buff.ly/ZwP12Nu #txwx

Hopewell Township, PA EF2 #Tornado – Oct 21, 2021! Winds near 135 mph tore a 16-mile path through Washington Co. Homes, barns & the township garage destroyed. The Lohr home was ripped apart, K9s for Kids kennels leveled, 40 beehives lost at Swope’s Berries & Bees. $7 million damage. buff.ly/rZgq8CE

South Norman, OK EF1 #Tornado – October 21, 2017! One of 9 tornadoes that day, this EF1 tracked 3.4 miles across southern Norman. It damaged trees, sheds & the Riverwind Casino, where The Beach Boys were performing as rooftop air units blew off. No injuries or fatalities. buff.ly/NC8Ek3z #okwx

Now on #Spotify! It is our latest edition of "This Week in Tornado History!" We look back at events from Ohio to Oklahoma and Texas to Arkansas. Thank you for listening and for your support of our work! buff.ly/F93JCzc #podcast #tornadohistory

Kingfisher & Garfield County, OK F2 #Tornado – October 20, 1963! A rural Oklahoma tornado destroyed multiple farm buildings after a large barn near Marshall “exploded” in the winds. Twelve cattle were injured along its 8-mile path. buff.ly/2dfV4BH #okwx #OTD #tornadohistory

Palm Beach & Martin County, FL F3 #Tornado – October 19, 1958! A destructive tornado cut a 20+ mile path from Pahokee to near Indiantown. Dozens of homes & planes were destroyed, and 70-year-old John Gray was killed when his home was torn apart. buff.ly/yzI2zu9 #flwx #OTD #tornadohistory

Montgomery, NJ F3 #Tornado – October 18, 1990! A brief but violent tornado hit Montgomery Twp., flattening 3 homes & injuring 8. Eleven-year-old Sara Byron was lifted from her home & thrown into the yard but survived with 150 stitches. buff.ly/toirCRb. #njwx #OTD #tornadohistory