On June 17, 1882, 143 years ago today, an F5 tornado tore an estimated 105-mile long path through parts of six central Iowa counties, claiming 68 lives and injuring another 300.

June 20 marks 68 years since a massive tornado, which has since been commonly referred to as the “Fargo Tornado” carved a nine-mile path through Fargo and Moorhead.

Tornadoes with the most destructive F5/EF5 rating are a rare beast, but nearly 30 years ago, one such tornado put on a second rare display because of its strange movement.. A small, rope tornado ...

This outbreak produced Pennsylvania's first and only F5 tornado. The violent twister coming out of eastern Ohio, crossing into PA near the community of Wheatland and Mercer County with estimated ...

May 21, 2013 — -- For the residents of Moore, Okla., the damage wrought by Monday's E-F5 tornado was all too familiar. A storm, following a nearly identical path, struck the Oklahoma City ...

Major Roger Leslie Leatherman of the Laurel County Fire Department in Kentucky died in the line of duty while responding to a recent tornado just shy of his 39-year anniversary with the department.

GREENFIELD, Iowa — The Greenfield Volunteer Fire Department is in the process of planning to build its new fire station after the original was destroyed by a powerful EF-4 tornado one year ago.

June 20 marks 68 years since a massive tornado, which has since been commonly referred to as the “Fargo Tornado” carved a nine-mile path through Fargo and Moorhead.