According to the survey team, the twister was about 200 yards wide and traveled a 6.17 mile long path. It existed for about six minutes total beginning at 8:43 p.m.

The National Weather Service has completed several damage surveys from the June 20 severe weather outbreak in North Dakota.

According to officials, the tornado reached peak winds of 170 miles per hour. At its widest point, the storm stretched nearly one mile across and stayed on the ground for approximately 56 miles.

A 2024 study on the National Land Cover Database (which is based on Landsat observations) has found that tornado damage to forests in the southeastern U.S. is on the rise, despite a slight decrease in ...

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About a month after the tornado hit, local tree companies are still hard at work cleaning up damage. It will take months.

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FOX Weather Exclusive Storm Tracker Brandon Copic was tracking storms in northwestern Texas on Thursday when he encountered this monster "dust buster" blasting through a field in Morton.

Video from three different points-of-view in Copic's vehicle shows the gigantic twister, encompassing a large area believed to be around 2 miles wide. In the video, Copic tracks the tornado down a ...