TORNADO - Revision history

Randylyon at 21:48, 26 December 2008

2008-12-26T21:48:00Z

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	[[Image:tornado.gif\|right\|thumb\|150px\|The threat of tornadoes can occur in any season.]]TORNADO. A powerful storm characterized by a twisting funnel of wind. On September 28, 1972, a tornado struck near Dubuque in a manner that made it unique. The tornado touched ground near Central City and moved east-northeast. The tornado was sixty-six miles long, four times the average length. Its winds, estimated at 113-157 miles per hour, rated the storm among the twenty-five percent with the highest winds. Only one-tenth of the tornadoes have winds higher. The width of the tornado, 1.6 miles wide, was much larger than the average width of one-quarter mile.		[[Image:tornado.gif\|right\|thumb\|150px\|The threat of tornadoes can occur in any season.]]TORNADO. A powerful storm characterized by a twisting funnel of wind. On September 28, 1972, a tornado struck near Dubuque in a manner that made it unique. The tornado touched ground near Central City and moved east-northeast. The tornado was sixty-six miles long, four times the average length. Its winds, estimated at 113-157 miles per hour, rated the storm among the twenty-five percent with the highest winds. Only one-tenth of the tornadoes have winds higher. The width of the tornado, 1.6 miles wide, was much larger than the average width of one-quarter mile.

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Randylyon at 02:01, 4 August 2008

2008-08-04T02:01:26Z

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	TORNADO. A powerful storm characterized by a twisting funnel of wind. On September 28, 1972, a tornado struck near Dubuque in a manner that made it unique. The tornado touched ground near Central City and moved east-northeast. The tornado was sixty-six miles long, four times the average length. Its winds, estimated at 113-157 miles per hour, rated the storm among the twenty-five percent with the highest winds. Only one-tenth of the tornadoes have winds higher. The width of the tornado, 1.6 miles wide, was much larger than the average width of one-quarter mile.		[[Image:tornado.gif\|right\|thumb\|150px\|The threat of tornadoes can occur in any season.]]TORNADO. A powerful storm characterized by a twisting funnel of wind. On September 28, 1972, a tornado struck near Dubuque in a manner that made it unique. The tornado touched ground near Central City and moved east-northeast. The tornado was sixty-six miles long, four times the average length. Its winds, estimated at 113-157 miles per hour, rated the storm among the twenty-five percent with the highest winds. Only one-tenth of the tornadoes have winds higher. The width of the tornado, 1.6 miles wide, was much larger than the average width of one-quarter mile.

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2008-07-25T01:31:33Z

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TORNADO. A powerful storm characterized by a twisting funnel of wind. On September 28, 1972, a tornado struck near Dubuque in a manner that made it unique. The tornado touched ground near Central City and moved east-northeast. The tornado was sixty-six miles long, four times the average length. Its winds, estimated at 113-157 miles per hour, rated the storm among the twenty-five percent with the highest winds. Only one-tenth of the tornadoes have winds higher. The width of the tornado, 1.6 miles wide, was much larger than the average width of one-quarter mile.