The largest number of tornadoes hit between 5pm and 6pm. Cars can be carried away in only two feet of water. The coldest temperature recorded on the continental United States was -70 degrees Farenheit recorded at Rogers Pass, Montana. A Tsunami can move as fast as 670 mph in 30,000 ft. deep waters. The wettest city in the United States is Hilo, Hawaii averaging 128 inches of rain annually.
Floods cause the most weather related deaths in the United States.
On January 22,1943 in Spearfish, South Dakota, the temperature went from 4 degrees Farenheit to 45 degrees Farenheit in just two minutes. The Empire State Building in New York City is struck by lightning more than 20 times each year. Water weighs 62.4 lbs. Tsunamis hit Japan more than anywhere else in the world. You would need to melt 20 to 40 inches of dry snow in order to equal one inch of rain.