It's been over eight years since the last catastrophic EF5 tornado struck the United States, occurring in Moore, Oklahoma, on May 20, 2013. This is the longest-streak without an EF5/F5 tornado ...

Eight years ago, the Newcastle-Moore, Okla., tornado, rated EF5, mercilessly scoured the earth along a mile-wide swath through the heart of several neighborhoods. In its wake, 24 were dead ...

In a spring of historic tornado outbreaks, a single late May tornado in southwest Missouri was the mic drop on a truly terrible 2011. On May 22, 2011, 14 years ago today, an EF5 tornado tore a six ...

Just over two days after an unprecedented tornado wreaked havoc on Mayfield, Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear told the people of the commonwealth that the exact speed of the tornado was still unknown ...

May 20, 2013, marks the last time the United States was hit by the worst type of tornado. On that date, a monster EF5 tornado tore a 17-mile path through the Oklahoma City suburbs, creating "40 ...

May 2021 marked the first time in more than 70 years that the U.S. has not seen a tornado rated as stronger than an EF3 on the Enhanced Fujita (EF) Scale.

Despite the number of tornadoes increasing in the U.S., it’s been over 11 years since the last EF5 was recorded. But does that mean the most violent tornadoes are disappearing? A new study gets ...

A 2021 study found that nearly a quarter of all tornadoes contain winds in the EF4 or EF5 range - greater than 165 mph. In reality, less than 1 percent of tornadoes earn "violent" EF4 or EF5 ratings.

The Netflix documentary movie, The Twister: Caught in the Storm is about the Joplin tornado, which caused apocalyptic-level damage and killed many.

This Friday will mark nine years since the last catastrophic EF5 tornado struck the United States, continuing the longest streak without a tornado having this maximum damage rating since records ...