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Eilatan

She's a human sorceress who's been traveling the world for a very long time and never seemed to age. Going from town to town, she's trading the most peculiar of potions and magic items for services, from soothing creatures in distant lands to bringing herbs and strange twigs.

Always traveling with her yellow bag and Bfenir, her animal companion.

### The Yellow Bag

Eilatan's renowned bag is basically a world-inside-of-a-pocket. She can store in it an infinity of items of any size and any weight. Who knows what's inside of it.
Summertime Wiki

The **Summertime Wiki** is a collaborative encyclopedia dedicated to Netflix's Italian series *Summertime*, It is inspired by **Three Meters Above the Sky** by Federico Moccia. We're run by fans, meaning anyone can edit—even you! Our database currently contains 25 articles and 60 files.

**CAUTION**: This wiki contains spoilers from the Netflix series. Proceed at your own risk.

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Another Winter

**Another Winter** is the eighth episode in Season 1 of the Netflix series, *Summertime*.

## Synopsis

As the season ends, Ale tells Summer about his job offer in Spain, and asks her whether he should accept it. Dario makes a decision about his career.

## Cast

### Main

* Coco Rebecca Edogamhe as Summer
* Ludovico Tersigni as Alessandro
* Amanda Campana as Sofia
* Andrea Lattanzi as Dario
* Giovanni Maini as Edo
* Alicia Ann Edogamhe as Blue
* Thony as Isabella
* Mario Sgueglia as Maurizio
* Maria Sole Mansutti as
* Alberto Boubakar Malanchino as

### Recurring

* Sonia Amini
* Caterina Biasiol
* Thomas Camorani
* Romina Colbasso
* Beatrice Dellacasa
* Giuseppe Giacobazzi
* Enrico Elia Inserra
* Athos Leonardi
* Sara Mondello
* Leonardo Pini
* Giulia Salvarani
* Eraldo Turra
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Дорога

«**Дорога**» — четвёртый эпизод девятого сезона «**Земляное крушение**», мультсериала LEGO Ninjago.

## Сюжет

Монастырь был разрушен, полыхал огонь, разлетались искры. Ниндзя смотрели на это молча, просто молча, ведь нечего было говорить. Это было убийственное ощущение. Потерять стольких людей, которых ты защищал, это ужасно...

Дождь потихоньку стал заканчиваться. Подул прохладный весенний ветер. Настал вечер. Кай наконец решил прервать молчание:

— Они были нам очень дороги, это огромная утрата. Сам Кай не знал, с какой целью он это сказал, ведь всё и так было ясно.

Издался шум. Он доносился из подножья горы, на которой стоял Монастырь, некогда бывший домом Ниндзя. Они решили посмотреть, от чего исходит такой ужасный звук, и начали спускаться по ступеням. Уже было достаточно темно, чтобы что-то разглядеть. Коул шёл с небольшим подозрением, со странным чувством. Он был морально разбит, как и все остальные, кто остался в живых. Спустившись, Ниндзя оглянулись и заметили каменное войско, которое увеличилось в несколько раз. Агила использовал людей, омрачил их разум! Ниндзя были очень злые, сразу ринулись в бой. При этом, они старались не сильно навредить людям, ведь был ещё шанс их спасти. Коул сделал замах Косой сразу по нескольким каменным воинам, свалив их с ног. Кай использовал Кружитцу, сбивая воинов. Скайлор старалась атаковать всех силой Природы. Силы были на исходе, а каменное войско будто бы не заканчивалось. Мастера стихий окончательно потеряли свои силы, упав на землю без сознания. Каменные воины схватили их, связывая и укладывая в свой каменный перевозчик. Лишь Коулу, Ллойду, Зейну и Карлоффу удалось спастись. Они лежали на земле, обессиленные.

Агила забрал мастеров стихий, чтобы изъять сами стихии у них, следуя своему плану. Он уже знал ход в Преисподнюю, но ему необходимо было найти один камень, который мог забирать стихии в себя.

Коул, Ллойд, Зейн и Карлофф встали. Мир для них казался совсем другим, они возненавидели Агилу, и пообещали себе, что расправятся с ним, чего бы им это не стоило. Ллойд последний раз взглянул на Монастырь, после чего они отправились в одну деревню, в которой был человек, знающий одно интересное искусство, позволяющее возвращать людям рассудок, проще говоря выводить из транса.

— Двадцать километров, —сказал Карлофф, ведя за собой оставшихся Ниндзя.
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2016 Catania, Italy Tornado

**2016 Catania, Italy Tornado**

In the late evening hours of May 17, A very large storm complex caused numerous tornadoes across Africa and southern Europe, a lot were weak, however, a couple were strong and even violent. The most notable was a violent, long-tracked F4 tornado that struck, Catania, Italy. In all, 1,064 people died. About 1,000 of those deaths were a direct result of the F4.

## Tornadoes confirmed

A total of 34 tornadoes were confirmed, Causing a total of 1,064 deaths.

## Meteorological synopsis

During the mid-evening of May 17, a band of intense thunderstorms around 1207 km (750 mi) across developed along a front that developed over Northern Algeria. The first tornado touched down at around 2:56 pm Local time (11:56 UTC) in In Salah, which was rated F0. The next tornado then touched down in northern Egypt, it was rated F2. A F3 caused significant damage and loss of life in Cairo, 48 people died from that storm. By far the most destructive and devastating tornado was an F4 that hit Catania in Italy. 1,004 people died, making it the deadliest tornado since the 1989 F3-F5 in Bangladesh. Overall, all tornadoes caused €2.6 billion or $2.88 billion (2016 USD) in damages and 1,064 lives were lost.

## Impact

### Casualties

1,004 people died from the tornado, ranging ages of 6-104. An additional 1,000 people were injured, making this by far the worst tornado to have ever hit the country. The setup for these storms are very typical in the Central Plains of the U.S, rather than Africa and Europe.

### Damage

Total damages are thought to be at least 1.18 Billion USD. However, some researchers said it could be "*significantly higher based on the fact that some buildings were swept away so clean that there was no evidence that a building was previously there*". The same research team also stated that "*The death toll could be higher because of government restriction in the city"*, the also stated that the death toll "*Could've very well exceeded 2,000 had it struck Catania directly"*.

### Response

A state of emergency was declared for Italy in the wake of the tornado, and president Sergio Mattarella asked for worldwide aide. In the aftermath, a bill was proposed to install tornado sirens across the country as well as to mandate a way of having warnings. This was Vetoed, however, a similar proposal that required issuing a tornado warning, similar to the way the U.S does it, was passed. The first bill would become a mistake when a violent F5 tornado struck Venice in 2034.
2016 London, Ontario Tornado

**2016 London, Ontario Tornado**

The ***2016 London, Ontario Tornado*** was an extremely deadly and destructive tornado that devastated the city of London, Ontario in July 2016. The tornado was one of the worst in Ontarian history, with 158 people killed, over 1,700 injured, and over $1.8 billion (2016 CAN) in damages. The tornado was the first violent tornado on record to affect the city of London, and was the worst in that city's history.

## History

Forming from a supercell thunderstorm that rolled through several towns in Southwestern Ontario, the tornado was first spotted on July 27 at 3:19 PM, just south of the Hwy. 401. The funnel was moving northwestward very quickly, and at 3:22 touched down near Fanshawe College. Upon touching down, the tornado began inflicting EF0 damage to several buildings nearby, including Fanshawe College itself. Continuing northwestward, the tornado slightly strengthened as it passed right over Northland Mall at 3:25.

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The tornado partly tore the roof off of the mall, and 2 people were injured at that location. The tornado crossed Huron Street at 3:26, and narrowly missed the Beacock Public Library. The tornado then passed through residential areas, causing high-end EF1 to low-end EF2 damage. 17 people died before the tornado crossed the North Thames River at 3:30. The tornado then hit Stoneybrook, where sporadic EF3 damage was reported. 45 people died in Stoneybrook as the tornado approached the Home Depot at Adelaide Street and Fanshawe Park Road. There, high-end EF3 damage occurred, with the Home Depot losing the entire roof and many walls. 44 injuries and 16 deaths occurred at this location. Passing into the Northdale subdivision, the tornado intensified into an EF4 strength tornado, as shown by extensive damage to housing. The tornado claimed 13 lives in the Northdale subdivision and another 18 in the Uplands subdivision. At 3:46, the tornado peaked with estimated wind speeds of 185 mph as it entered the Northcrest subdivision. Many houses there were reduced to only a few walls and the foundation. Upon crossing Richmond Street, the tornado produced EF3 damage to the Village Walk Family Dental building. The tornado turned more to the north at 3:52 and directly impacted the town of Arva 2 minutes later. At that point, the tornado was rated low-end EF3. The tornado then exited urban areas and crossed through several farms, causing mid-range EF2 damage and killing 3 farmers. Turning back to the northwest, the tornado impacted the town of Ilderton at 4:12, causing low-end EF1 damage. The tornado killed 2 people in Ilderton. 2 minutes later, the tornado entered its roping out stage. The tornado persisted until 4:19, after which it dissipated while located 1.2 miles northwest of Ilderton.

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2018 North Sulphur, Oklahoma Tornado

**2018 North Sulphur, Oklahoma Tornado**

The ***2018 Sulphur, Oklahoma Tornado*** was a destructive and violent, rated high-end EF3 tornado that struck Sulphur, Oklahoma in the early morning hours of June 21, 2018. In all, 0 deaths occurred, along with 17 injuries, and $900 million (2018 USD) in damages.
1926 Tolleson-Scottsdale, Arizona Tornado

**1926 Tolleson-Scottsdale, Arizona Tornado**

The ***1926 Tolleson-Scottsdale, Arizona Tornado*** was a violent and destructive, F5-rated tornado that struck Tolleson and Scottsdale, Arizona in the evening hours of April 19, 1926. In all, 16 people were killed, along with 897 injuries, and $20 million (1926 USD) in damages.

According to reports given by the Phoenix Police Department, the Phoenix Fire Department, the Scottsdale Police Department, and the Scottsdale Fire Department, the storm that formed the tornado formed a funnel cloud around 6:10 local time. The funnel cloud reached the ground 5 to 6 minutes later as a tornado at F0 strength, causing minimal damage immediately west of Phoenix.

Tracking north to northeast, the storm began producing F1 to F2 damage 5 miles northeast of Phoenix city limits and just west of Scottsdale city limits. Damage produced by the tornado than began reaching the high-end F3 to low-end F4 range. Multiple frail structures were blown away as the tornado reached F5 strength. Up to a dozen homes were blown away, with multiple being very well-built. The area of East Cactus Street in western Scottsdale suffered calamitous damage. Very minimum debris was in the area, where 11 people perished,

East Frank Lloyd Wright Boulevard suffered severe damage as well, where multiple bodegas and multiple fill up stations suffered severe damage in the high-end F4 to the low-end F5 range, where a further 3 perished. Expeditious weakening occurred after the damage done along East Frank Lloyd Boulevard, where the final casualty took place along East Pinnacle Place Road. A subject driving a 1905 Ford Model F had their vehicle thrown into the storm, where the driver suffered blunt force trauma and died, where his passenger was nearly killed as well. Supplementary weakening transpired, producing F0 damage. At around 5 till 8 local time, the tornado became a very skinny tornado, only being around 5 yards in width. According to eyewitnesses, the tornado dissipated around 1 minute later at 7:56 PM CDT.

Thereafter, a total of 15 perished, alongside 897 injured, and $20 million in 1926 USD or $292.7 million in 2020 USD.

## Gallery

300px-Tri-State Tornado Damage Longview School.jpgDebris scattered across the property of a high school in northwest Scottsdale.800px-SlabbedHouseInBrandenburg.jpgDebris that was aimlessly scattered across a property that was devastated by the intense tornado.Overview of the area of Scottsdale that was nearly demolished by the intense storm
2018 Chickasha, Oklahoma Tornado

**2018 Chickasha, Oklahoma Tornado**

The ***2018 Chickasha, Oklahoma Tornado*** was a long-tracked, violent tornado that occurred on March 23, 2018. In all, 6 people died, along with 76 injuries, and $100 million (2018 USD) in damages.

The second EF4 spawned during the lifespan of the 1st EF4. As the first EF4 was dying out, this EF4 was intensifying. The EF2 caused a farm to get destroyed before quickly intensifying into an EF4. 6 were killed when the EF4 flattened a house. The house was the only structure the tornado impacted during it's lifetime due to the fact it stayed over open terrain. The EF2 hit trees around Washington, Goldsby, and Cole before lifting after 6 were perished and 76 people were injured.
1993 Florida City, Florida Tornado

**1993 Florida City, Florida Tornado**

The ***1993 Florida City, Florida Tornado*** was a deadly and damaging F4-rates tornado, killing 472 people, injuring another 1,764, and causing $19.7 million (1993 USD) in damages.

### Meteorological Synopsis

On March 26 a low pressure system developed over Eastern Nebraska, resulting in the National Severe Storms Forecast Center issuing a High Risk for eastern Nebraska and a Day 2 MDT risk over Southeastern FL due to how fast the system was moving, early on the morning of March 27 a upgrade to a High Risk was required for the Florida Keys and Southeastern Florida concerning long tracked, destructive tornadoes. Reports of ropes came in between 1427-1958 before stronger cones and wedges were reported, a weak thunderstorm developed on radar at 2040. This storm quickly strengthened and then produced a F0 at 2048, by 2050 the tornado was already a F2. The tornado hit F3 intensity at 2053, and then reached F4 intensity at 2055. The tornado started weakening at 2101 after claiming 47 lives and then diminished a minute later.
2017 Castries, Saint Lucia Tornado

**2017 Castries, Saint Lucia Tornado**

The ***2017 Castries, Saint Lucia Tornado*** was a destructive and significant, rated F3 tornado that struck Castries, Saint Lucia in the early evening hours of August 25, 2017. In all, 5 deaths occurred, along with 87 injuries, and $30 million (2017 USD) in damages.
2018 Covington, Virginia Tornado

**2018 Covington, Virginia Tornado**

The ***2018 Covington, Virginia Tornado*** was a destructive and violent, rated high-end EF3 tornado that struck Covington, Virginia in the mid to late-afternoon hours of July 19, 2018. In all, 0 deaths occurred, but 66 injuries, and $250 million (2018 USD) in damages occurred.
2019 Carl Junction, Missouri Tornado

**2019 Carl Junction, Missouri Tornado**

The ***2019 Carl Junction, Missouri Tornado*** was a destructive and violent, rated low-end EF4 tornado that struck Carl Junction, Missouri in the early evening hours of April 15, 2019. In all, 6 deaths occurred, along with 41 injuries, and $109 million (2019 USD) in damages.

The first of two EF4's during the outbreak touched down south of Carl Junction, Missouri at 5:01 PM CDT. Causing EF0 to EF1 damage, dozens of trees and power lines were downed as the tornado began to gradually increase in size and strength, high-end EF1 to low-end EF2 damage occurred to multiple homes.
By 5:30 PM CDT, high-end EF2 to low-end EF3 damage occurred to four homes. 1 person was killed and 4 people were injured. Gaining even more strength, minor to moderate ground scouring occurred as the tornado reached peak strength a mile south of Carl Junction at 5:40 PM CDT.

Low-end EF4 damage occurred to several homes. In the process, 5 were killed, and 37 were injured. By 5:45 PM CDT, mid-range to high-end EF3 damage occurred to many homes. A farm's outhouse was destroyed at high-end EF3 strength. The tornado began to gradually weaken quickly because of a cold front that formed south of Carl Junction.

By 5:55 PM CDT, mid-range EF1 to low-end EF2 damage occurred to a farm. By 6:00 PM CDT, EF0 to EF1 damage occurred to a home before the tornado moved over open farmland. At 6:04 PM CDT, the tornado dissipated after killing 6 people, injuring 41 people, and causing $109 million (2019 USD) in damages.
2019 Santiago earthquake

Damage along the Chilean coastline.

The **2019 Santiago earthquake** was a massive and destructive megathrust earthquake that hit areas around Santiago, Chile. Measuring at 8.8 on the moment magnitude, the megathrust earthquake caused hundreds of tsunami waves that measured up to 65 meters (213 feet). Because of the earthquake, it's foreshocks, it's aftershocks, and the tsunami waves, 542 people were killed, with most of the fatalities occurring along the Chilean coastline.
2017 Mulberry-Kokomo-Bluffton, Indiana Tornado

**2017 Mulberry-Kokomo-Bluffton, Indiana Tornado**

the ***2017 Mulberry-Kokomo-Bluffton, Indiana Tornado*** was a long-tracked, deadly and violent EF4 tornado that struck various towns along a 90 mile track from southwest of Mulberry, Indiana to just northeast of Bluffton, Indiana on May 21, 2017. The tornado was easily one of the costliest on record, causing nearly a billion dollars in damages. The tornado was the strongest of the Tornado outbreak of May 19-22, 2017, as well as the strongest of the season. It was also the deadliest of the season.

## Meteorological history

On the morning of May 21, 2017, the SPC issued a high risk of severe thunderstorms for a 60% + hatched risk of damaging winds, however the tornado risk was only at a 10% + hatched, well below high risk levels. However, despite this, the SPC was still forecasting a outbreak of tornadoes, a few potentially strong to maybe even violent. CAPE readings from Indianapolis at around 1500 that morning shown CAPE values around 6,000 J/kg, however the lack of a moist atmosphere was expected to limit the tornado risk to a more enhanced risk. The 1630 outlook upgraded the region to a 15% + hatched risk, upgrading the threat to a moderate risk of tornadoes, some strong to violent.

By 2130, several discrete supercells were in progress across the region, and at 2134 the National Weather Service in Indianapolis issued a severe thunderstorm warning for the Mulberry area.

### Tornado

By 2150, a tornado warning had been issued on the storm as reports of nearly 5 spin-up tornadoes forming over the last 10 minutes had been received. The tornado finally touched down at 2153, directly over a creek. Many storm chasers tracking the storm expected this to be yet another weak spin-up, just like the tornadoes this storm had previously produced, however it tracked northeast and became a stovepipe tornado over wooded areas. The first house was almost directly impacted at 2154, and sustained EF1 damage, it continued into wooded areas, and eventually into fields at 2156, now a cone tornado. By 2200, the tornado was a high-end EF2, and struck a shop and house at 2201.
2019 Butler County, Kansas Tornado

**2019 Butler County, Kansas Tornado**

The ***2019 Butler County, Kansas Tornado*** was a destructive and violent, rated mid-range EF4 tornado that struck Butler County, Kansas in the early to late-evening hours of March 19, 2019. In all, 2 deaths occurred, along with 19 injuries, and $400 million (2019 USD) in damages.
1926 Gilbert-Mesa, Arizona Tornado

**1926 Gilbert-Mesa, Arizona Tornado**

The ***1926 Gilbert-Mesa, Arizona Tornado*** was a violent and destructive, F5-rated tornado that struck Gilbert and Mesa, Arizona in the evening hours of April 19, 1926. In all, 13 people were killed, along with 341 injuries, and $20 million (1926 USD) in damages.

A system that was charged by a powerful jet stream created a robust series of thunderstorms that charged a supercell to spawn 7 violent tornadoes that were rated F4 or F5. The third and last F5 of the violent outbreak formed less than 5 minutes before 7 PM local time. F0 damage was documented to numerous saplings.

Gradual strengthening transpired, and the storm was causing F1 to F2 damage on East Elliot Road. Damage rated F4 transpired on East Baseline Road at the meeting of Gilbert and Mesa city limits. Rapid intesification then transpired and less than 5 minutes after entering Mesa city limits, the first occurence of F5 damage transpired to a local bodega where 4 perished and over 50 were injured, over a dozen critically.

Further F5 damage transpired on East Broadway where multiple structures were blown away by the intense winds. A further 3 perished and over 50 were injured, multiple extremely critical. Causing F3 to F5 damage from central Mesa all the way to northeast Mesa, another 5 perished and up to 100 persons were injured. The final fatality occurred in the block of eastern East McDowell Road and more injuries transpired in this area as well. A steady weakening by the tornado transpired and the tornado became a weak stovepipe by 9:50 PM local time.

Between 3 and 5 minutes later, the tornado then dissipated immediately north of the shoreline of the Salt RIver. 13 casaulties transpired, with a further 341 injuries, and $20 million in 1926 USD, or $292.7 million in 2020 USD. Most of the information known about the third and final F5 tornado of the violent outbreak is by the way of reports given by witnesses and emergency responders.

## Gallery

300px-Tri-State Tornado Damage Longview School.jpgSevere damage to a large structure impacted by the F5 in extreme northern Gilbert.800px-SlabbedHouseInBrandenburg.jpgDestruction of a home overlooking a small waterway in Gilbert.Destruction shown from the air in Mesa from the intense F5 tornado.
2017 Pyongyang, North Korea Tornado

**2017 Pyongyang, North Korea Tornado**

On May 14th, 2041 the deadliest tornado in recorded history, moving through nearly the entire country of North Korea. The tornado was Rated EF5 because it had measured winds of 242 MPH. These winds were measured from China as the tornado was near the border.

## Tornado

At 6:43 UTC a tornado touched down near the city of Changyon. The tornado moved through the town. Nearly every building was swept away in the town. The damage was rated EF3, due to the extremely poor quality of the buildings. The tornado hit small farming towns. The damage was only rated EF3 yet again for the poor quality of homes. The tornado intensified to EF5 strength as it inflicted catastrophic damage in Pyongyang. The tornado cut a 1.5-mile swath of damage. Only 3 buildings had EF5 damage done to them, again because of the quality of the buildings. After Pyongyang, the tornado may have reached peak intensity, however, due to the quality of homes, the max damage was rated EF4, as homes were obliterated with their foundations being thrown 100 yards. The tornado continued along the countryside at EF3 strength. The tornado reintensified to EF4 strength as it tore through Tokchon. 400 homes and over 125 buildings were swept away with the foundations in most of the homes being dislodged. In 1 instance there was nothing left but dirt where the foundation had once been. This may have indicated EF5 strength but these homes were extremely frail. The tornado moved over a mountain range east of Hyangson. Ground scouring of 18 inches was noted in some areas. The tornado moved east of Jonchon. Some extremely frail farmhouses were swept away at EF2 strength. The tornado moved through some rural areas of mountains. The tornado reintensified to EF4 strength, as it tore through Rangrim. Every building in the town was completely obliterated at High-End EF4 strength. The tornado turned Northeast and began moving at a pace only seen before in the 1925 Tri-State Tornado. The tornado moved its closest to the Chinese border. Storm Spotters who traveled to China for this outbreak, recorded 242 MPH winds, only a few feet above the ground. At this point, the tornado was over open farmland. After this, the tornado weakened and dissipated South of Hyesan.

## Aftermath

The tornado killed 165,120 people and injured over 12 million. The reason for the death toll being so high, is due the quality of structures and there being no warning system in place. The tornado was the first F5 to ever occur in North Korea.
1988 Westerville, Ohio Tornado

**1988 Westerville, Ohio Tornado**

The ***1988 Westerville, Ohio Tornado*** was a destructive and costly, EF5-rated tornado that struck Westerville, Ohio in the late morning to early afternoon hours of January 1, 1988. In all, 102 people died, along with 6,978 injuries, and $1 billion (1988 USD) in damages.
2018 Eureka, Kansas Tornado

**2018 Eureka, Kansas Tornado**

The ***2018 Eureka, Kansas Tornado*** was a costly and destructive, EF4-rated tornado that struck Eureka, Kansas in the morning of June 21, 2018. In all, 11 deaths occurred, along with 114 injuries, and $1 billion (2018 USD) in damages.

Apart of the June 21, 2018 Tornado Outbreak, the Eureka EF4 first touched down south-southeast of Piedmont at 6:39 AM CDT in an open field as a very weak EF0 tornado. Multiple structures were slightly damaged, with most of the damage occurring to roofs.
2017 Winnipeg, Manitoba Tornado

**2017 Winnipeg, Manitoba Tornado**

The ***2017 Winnipeg, Manitoba Tornado*** was a part of a much larger outbreak. The tornado was officially upgraded to a EF5 by Environment Canada on April 17, 2019.

## Meteorological Synopsis

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On July 14, a mesoscale convective complex formed over the central US. The system produced several strong tornadoes over the northern US that day. On July 15, the MCC had moved into southern Canada with the probability of a significant outbreak within the next few hours. Tornadoes were already reported that morning, the MCC contained 11 tornadic cells moving NE, one over southern Winnipeg which would produce this tornado. At 9:25 AM, a few weak tornadoes touched down over Southern Winnipeg resulting in a tornado warning for the area "*This storm has had a past of producing weak tornadoes over southern Winnipeg, another weak tornado may touched down at any second*". At 9:28 AM the first tornado in 3 minutes by this cell had touched down over a group of trees in Winnipeg. And this would be the EF4 later on, the tornado moved NE while causing EF1 damage to homes, at 9:42 AM, the tornado hit EF2 intensity. EF3 damage started occurring over North Central Winnipeg at 9:50 AM. The tornado reached EF4 intensity just as it left Winnipeg. The tornado also showed it's first signs of EF5 intensity around 10:03 AM, though no EF5 rating would be made, the tornado continued to track northeast as a low-end EF4 until it reached Wasagamack, around there it lifted at 11:22 AM.
2019 Stillwater, Oklahoma Tornado

**2019 Stillwater, Oklahoma Tornado**

The ***2019 Stillwater, Oklahoma Tornado*** was a violent and destructive, high-end EF3-rated tornado that struck Stillwater, Oklahoma in the early-evening hours of June 5, 2019. In all, 5 people were killed, along with 9 injuries, and $100 million (2019 USD) in damages.
1951 Tulsa, Oklahoma Tornado

**1951 Tulsa, Oklahoma Tornado**

The ***1951 Tulsa, Oklahoma Tornado*** was a violent, deadly, and catastrophic F5 tornado that directly impacted Tulsa, Oklahoma on the afternoon of May 17, 1951. It destroyed most of Downtown Tulsa, killed 209, and cost over $19.8 million (1951 USD) in damage.

## Meteorological Synopsis

On May 17, a low pressure system was situated over Texas and Oklahoma with a warm front stretching into central Arkansas and a cold front stretching into western Texas east of El Paso, Lubbock, and Amarillo. Temperatures on that day reached the 70s in Northeast Oklahoma with dewpoints in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees Fahrenheit. A strong upper-level jet, abundant instability in the atmosphere, and substantial wind shear provided additional fuel for the development of supercells across the region.

## Storm Development and Track

Not much is known about how the cell that produced the tornado formed, due to the fact Tulsa's doppler radar system had not yet been implemented. Citizen accounts state that: "The day had been dark, it rained all morning and most of the afternoon. Then, out of the blue, a large funnel touched the ground.". The tornado touched down at around 4:12 PM, around 6.4 miles SW of Tulsa. The tornado was already powerful, tearing apart a barn and killing 5 people. The tornado then widened to a half mile wedge at around 4:14 PM. The tornado tracked Northeast, obliterating houses and scattering debris all around the city. The tornado crossed into a small subdivision, which was totally and completely destroyed, killing 34. The tornado entered downtown Tulsa, where at least 75% of buildings were destroyed. Estimates vary of how much of the city was destroyed, but the average is about 80%. After the tornado hit downtown, the storm rapidly weakened, with F2 damage reported in the northeast portion of the city. The tornado dissipated at around 4:28 PM CST.

## Aftermath

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Just hours after the tornado, then governor of Oklahoma Johnston Murray declared Tulsa a disaster zone, and requested military assistance. National Guard units arrived the next day to restore order and help the injured. The population of Tulsa dropped after the tornado, with a drop of around 4000 in the 1960 census. A memorial park was completed in 1966. The population has grown since the 1960 census, but the population still remains low compared to OKC.
2018 Dhaka, Bangladesh Tornado

**2018 Dhaka, Bangladesh Tornado**

The ***2018 Dhaka, Bangladesh Tornado*** was a destructive and violent, rated high-end F4 tornado that struck Dhaka, Bangladesh in the early evening hours of October 28, 2018. In all, 8,908 deaths occurred, along with 16,500 injuries, and $2 billion (2018 USD) in damages.
2018 Vilonia, Arkansas Tornado

**2018 Vilonia, Arkansas Tornado**

The ***2018 Vilonia, Arkansas Tornado*** was a deadly, catastrophic EF5 rated tornado that caused catastrophic damage around Vilonia. The tornado was apart of an outbreak between May 21-26 that caused many other big and violent tornadoes.

The tornado first touched down at 3:18 PM CDT 3.6 miles north of Guy. As an EF1, the tornado caused severe damage to a trailer park near Greenbrier. High-end EF2 damage occurred when multiple homes were hit, including a mobile home causing a fatality. Nearing Vilonia as an EF4 with 185 mph winds, a tornado emergency was declared for Vilonia. Hundreds of homes were obliterated as the tornado caused 81 fatalities.

At 4:57 PM CDT, the tornado was tracking just east of Vilonia, causing another 10 fatalities when another neighborhood was obliterated. The last fatality occurred when the tornado tossed a car under an overpass, killing a person sheltering under the pass. Another 123 were injured as the tornado caused high-end EF4 damage near Floyd.

At 5:39 PM CDT, the monster dissipated just outside of Romance. In all, the monster caused 95 fatalities, 198 injuries, and $1.65 billion in damages. Multiple other violent and deadly twisters touched down in the days following the Vilonia EF5.

Many scientists have compared the tornado to the 2011 and 2014 tornadoes that struck Vilonia. The EF2 and EF4 could have caused as much damage as the EF5, but the EF5 had more damage and deaths.

A state of emergency was declared for Arkansas on the 23rd.

The following day, the NWS have the violent tornado a preliminary rating of a high-end EF4. Two days later, the rating was upgraded to an EF5. The path length reached reached 93.49 miles and 0.6 miles wide.

## Gallery

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2019 Vinita, Oklahoma Tornado

**2019 Vinita, Oklahoma Tornado**

The ***2019 Vinita, Oklahoma Tornado*** was a violent, catastrophic, and deadly EF5-rated tornado that struck Vinita, Oklahoma and surrounding areas on May 3, 2019. Apart of a large outbreak that caused many massive and violent tornadoes, the violent EF5 caused 37 deaths along with 63 injuries, while causing $4.1 billion (2019 USD) along it's damaging path.

On the morning of May 3, a violent tornado outbreak was evident after a low pressure system with a strong jet stream was in motion for violent tornadoes. Dozens of tornadoes would touch down over a span of 3 days from May 3-5.

At 3:31 PM CDT, the funnel cloud that would produce the tornado touched down west of Vinita, Oklahoma. Gaining size and intensity quick, EF3 damage occurred to a grocery store, killing 4. Continuing to grow, the monster now EF5 grew to 1.6 miles wide with wins speeds reaching over 290 mph (467 km/h). A school that was out of session because of the weather was completely leveled with damage in this area rated EF5.

Entering a neighborhood south of the school, 31 people were killed along with 51 injuries as all homes in the neighborhood were swept away. At 5:03 PM CDT, the tornado started to die out. At mid-range EF4 intensity, 2 more were killed along with 12 injuries after a gas station was hit, destroying the building.

After weakening to an EF1, the tornado died out even further before lifting at 5:45 PM CDT.

## Aftermath

Because of many violent and destructive tornadoes, governor Kevin Stitt declared a state of emergency and requested to President Trump for federal aid which he approved of the following day. After killing 37, injuring 63, and causing over $4.1 billion in damage, the Vinita EF5 cemented itself as one of the most destructive tornadoes in Oklahoma state history.
2019 Clarksville, Texas Tornado

**2019 Clarksville, Texas Tornado**

The ***2019 Clarksville, Texas Tornado*** was a large-wedge and destructive, EF3-rated tornado that struck Clarksville, Texas in the early to late-evening hours of March 17, 2019. In all, 0 people died, along with 16 injuries, and $100 million (2019 USD) in damages.
1951 New Boston-Texarkana, Texas Tornado

**1951 New Boston-Texarkana, Texas Tornado**

The ***1951 New Boston-Texarkana, Texas Tornado*** was a significant, very deadly, violent and long-tracked tornado that struck the communities of New Boston, Leary, and Nash in Texas, as well as the city of Texarkana, directly on the border of Texas and Arkansas during the afternoon hours of April 15, 1951. The tornado was notable for the fact that it had the first widely issued major public tornado warning issued for it as it approached Texarkana. Tornado sirens were activated as the tornado approached, and television and radio stations interrupted programming to provide the latest weather information.

## Meteorological history

That morning, several meteorologists at the United States Weather Bureau issued a "Severe Weather Statement" for Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana, noting that thunderstorms would probably develop that afternoon across the region.
2019 West Vicksburg, Mississippi Tornado

**2019 West Vicksburg, Mississippi Tornado**

The ***2019 West Vicksburg, Mississippi Tornado*** was a destructive and strong, rated mid-range EF3 tornado that struck West Vicksburg, Mississippi in the early evening hours of July 24, 2019. In all, 5 deaths occurred, along with 49 injuries, and $295 million (2019 USD) in damages.
2018 Overland Park, Kansas Tornado

**2018 Overland Park, Kansas Tornado**

The ***2018 Overland Park, Kansas Tornado*** was a destructive and catastrophic, EF4-rated tornado that struck Overland Park, Kansas in the late noon to early afternoon hours of June 21, 2018. In all, 17 deaths occurred, another 6,036 injuries occurred, along with $2.67 billion (2018 USD) in damages.
2018 Washington, Oklahoma Tornado

**2018 Washington, Oklahoma Tornado**

The ***2018 Washington, Oklahoma Tornado*** was a catastrophic, deadly, and costly EF5-rated tornado that struck the town of Washington, Oklahoma in the late-evening hours of January 15, 2018. In all, 63 people were killed, another 914 were injured, and $12.2 billion (2018 USD) in damages.

On the morning of January 15, the National Weather Service (NWS), there was a 60% chance for a significant tornado (EF2+) to touch down as remnants from Tropical Storm Alberto transformed into isolated thunderstorms from areas of low pressure and high wind shear.

At 9:27 PM CDT, a rope tornado touched down 2 miles west of Washington as an EF1. Uprooting a few shallow trees and turning over a car, the EF1 dissipated at 9:32 PM CDT after causing $12,000 (2018 USD) in damages.

Then at 9:34 PM CDT, a stovepipe tornado touched down. Instantly causing EF2 damage a mobile park was severely damaged, killing 24. Intensifying into a large-wedge EF4, wind speeds up to 175 mph caused another 6 deaths when the wedge nearly destroyed a home.

Still gaining strength, EF5 damage was recorded when a section of the town with well-built homes was completely destroyed. Multiple DOW recorded wind speeds up to 301 mph (484 km/h). Another 26 were killed when a hotel was badly damaged, injuring hundreds more in the process.

Loosing strength, the now EF3 caused another 5 deaths occurred when a group of cars were struck, injuring another 2. The final 2 were killed when a fire caused by the tornado caused an explosion.

At 10:53 PM CDT, a satellite tornado touched down briefly, causing no damage. Then at 11:16 PM CDT, the monsterous EF5 dissipated after causing 63 deaths, 914 injuries, and $12.2 billion (2018 USD) in damages. As the first EF5 tornado of the 2018 tornado season, this tornado was one of the more violent EF5's during the year.

The following day, the NWS gave the tornado an immediate EF5 rating. The length of the path was 107.36 miles long and 1.7 miles wide.

## Gallery

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2018 Guin, Alabama Tornado

**2018 Guin, Alabama Tornado**

The ***2018 Guin, Alabama Tornado*** was a violent and destructive, rated high-end EF4 tornado that struck Guin, Alabama on May 22, 2018. In all, 33 deaths occurred, along with 320 injuries, and $2 billion (2018 USD) in damages.

The tornado touched down at 8:01 PM CDT 5 miles northwest of Bluff. Causing EF0 damage, hundreds of trees were pushed over and dozens of mobile homes suffered severe roof damage. Tracking north-northeast, swaths of EF0 damage continued along a 5 mile radius.

Beginning to strengthen, high-end EF1 to low-end EF2 damage occurred to multiple well-built homes. Continuing to cause EF2 damage, 3 were killed as multiple mobile homes were destroyed as the tornado strengthened rapidly and was growing in size. Due to this, a tornado emergency was issued for Guin as the tornado reached EF4 strength.

Striking the southwest corner of Guin, mid-range EF4 damage was observed at multiple locations, with some well-built homes being destroyed. Strengthening even further, the tornado reached peak strength in southern Guin. 16 were killed and 216 were injured as multiple neighborhoods were obliterated.

Tracking towards eastern Guin, multiple farm houses were destroyed and a frail-built structure was swept away, killing 2 occupants inside and injuring 8. After exiting Guin, another neighborhood was obliterated where 13 more people were killed and 89 were injured.

After striking the neighborhood, the tornado stayed over rural land and began to weaken. A further 7 were injured as multiple homes were destroyed. The tornado then became a stovepipe and weakened to an EF3 before striking the rural eastern part of Twin. After severely damaging several unoccupied homes, the tornado crossed Interstate 22 northeast of Twin. Minor scouring occurred and several signs on the Interstate were never recovered.

The tornado continued north-northeast, striking the very eastern part of Hamilton before dissipating at 10:08 PM CDT after killing 33, injuring 320, and causing $2 billion in damages.

The following day, the National Weather Service (NWS) sent multiple survey teams to survey the damage. After day 1, the preliminary rating was an EF3 with 160 mph (257 km/h) winds due to the surveyors not reaching Guin before nightfall. After surveying damage in Guin, the rating was upgraded to a high-end EF4 with 195 mph (313 km/h) winds.

The 2018 Guin tornado ranks as the 181st deadliest tornado in U.S. history and the 74th costliest tornado ever. The estimated path length was estimated to be 47.83 miles long and up to 0.8 miles wide.

## Gallery

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2018 Chico-Bowie, Texas Tornado

**2018 Chico-Bowie, Texas Tornado**

The ***2018 Chico-Bowie, Texas Tornado*** was a destructive and violent, rated high-end EF3 tornado that struck Chico and Bowie, Texas in the late evening to night hours of December 31, 2018. In all, 7 deaths occurred, along with 17 injuries, and $49 million (2018 USD) in damages.
2020 Allendale, South Carolina Tornado

**2020 Allendale, South Carolina Tornado**

The ***2020 Allendale, South Carolina Tornado*** was a destructive and costly, EF5-rated tornado that struck Allendale, South Carolina in the mid to late-morning hours of February 10, 2020. In all, 69 people died, along with 222 injuries, and $1.19 billion (2020 USD) in damages.
2018 Hopewell, Mississippi Tornado

**2018 Hopewell, Mississippi Tornado**

The **2018 Hopewell tornado** was a destructive, deadly EF3 tornado that hit Mississippi during the afternoon of February 4, 2018 during February 2 - 4, 2018 tornado outbreak. The event occurred at 1705, and lasted 22 minutes, killing 7, injuring 27, and causing $60 million in damages in total.

## Synopsis

The tornado was first noted from a radar hook echo, indicating that the parent supercell had begun to spin about 1600. By 1615, a severe thunderstorm warning and tornado watch was active on the system, which was eventually upgraded to a tornado warning by 1650. At 1705 touched down, and quickly intensified, reaching 335 metres across when it reached peak intensity and began affecting the town around 1715. Before entering the town, the tornado did a cyclonic loop, sweeping away a poorly constructed building, before going out of the town by 1722, and dissipated at 1727. The tornado was well forecast, with the warning being issued 15 minutes before the tornado touched down, 2 minutes above the average of 13 minutes.

## Rating disputes

During the surveys, 3 teams reported EF4 damage,but this was dismissed, as the sites near the "EF4" damage were near to where the tornado had turned back on itself, exposing the areas to tornadic winds for a longer period of time. A poorly constructed home was swept away, but was officially rated as high end EF3 damage at that location, though some survey teams reported that the home would have sustained EF4 damage, because it was still attached to anchor bolts, albeit not being done so properly. Even though the NWS SPC lists the tornado as an EF3 officially, the report released by the SPC does indicate possible EF4 damage around the location of the cyclonic loop and the house that was swept away, so the disputes remain still.
2018 Northeastern Oklahoma Tornado Outbreak

The ***2018 Northeastern Oklahoma Tornado Outbreak*** was a deadly and violent tornado outbreak that caused many deadly and violent tornadoes to touchdown in Northeastern Oklahoma.

An EF5 was confirmed in Bixby, while 6 other EF4's were confirmed between Miami and Bixby. A total of 6 EF4's and 1 EF5 touched down during the outbreak. 105 people died, another 3,899 were injured, and $18.11 billion (2018 USD) in damages was done.

The strongest was the Bixby, Oklahoma EF5 with 274 mph recorded winds. Meanwhile, the Miami EF4 had 170 mph recorded winds.

The outbreak occurred as of a result from the dissipation of Hurricane Zachary.

## Synopsis

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Daily statistics
 Total

A total of 7 twisters touched down, including 6 EF4's and an EF5, killing 105, injuring 3,899 and causing $17.71 billion (2018 USD) in damages.

## Events

*Main Article: List of tornadoes in the 2018 Northeastern Oklahoma Tornado Outbreak*

## Notable Tornadoes

### Fairland, Oklahoma

*Main Article: 2018 Fairland, Oklahoma Tornado*

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### Chelsea, Oklahoma

*Main Article: 2018 Chelsea, Oklahoma Tornado*

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### Justice, Oklahoma

*Main Article: 2018 Justice, Oklahoma Tornado*

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### Dotyville, Oklahoma

*Main Article: 2018 Dotyville, Oklahoma Tornado*

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### Glenpool, Oklahoma

*Main Article: 2018 Glenpool, Oklahoma Tornado*

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### Bixby, Oklahoma

*Main Article: 2018 Bixby, Oklahoma Tornado*

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### Tulsa County, Oklahoma

 Duration
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*Main Article: 2018 Tulsa County, Oklahoma Tornado*