According to the NWS, the Enhanced Fujita Scale classifies EF1 tornadoes as having 86 to 110 mph winds. The highest, most destructive rating is an EF5, with winds reaching 200 mph or more.

Tornadoes can be extremely destructive and dangerous with winds reaching in excess of 200 miles per hour. However, have you ever wondered what the weakest tornado is?

Powerful thunderstorms packing hurricane-force wind gusts and large hail swept across portions of Texas and Oklahoma on Sunday, knocking out power to tens of thousands of utility customers.

Engines roared and smoke filled the air while drifting into the stands with the wind. Red, yellow, green, and the lineup launched down the strip, some pushing past 200 mph. This year’s Memorial Day ...

Potential derecho could develop in portions of Texas and Oklahoma.Destructive storms with 80-100 mph wind gusts and up to ...

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High wind and rain disrupted Hydrofest on Lake Guntersville, causing three boat flips and race delays, but thousands still ...

Throughout the Beehive State’s history, human error and Mother Nature have on occasion created truly devastating results. At times, both share the blame. The state’s history has been peppered with ...

Amid the sweeping grounds of Oakmont Country Club sits one man alone in the women’s locker room of the clubhouse — ...