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seeing how it reduced steel/concrete structures to rubble, I'm not surprised phantom power May 2013 #1
How freaking scary for Cha May 2013 #2
With CO2 over 400 now, we may need to go to 6 PuffedMica May 2013 #3
it was actually a weak 5 B2G May 2013 #5
We may need to add a new category for Tornadoes soon PuffedMica May 2013 #6
why? B2G May 2013 #7
You do know that what is considered the worst tornado ever Bonduel May 2013 #14
You know, once it hits EF5, it doesn't really matter anymore laundry_queen May 2013 #8
That was actually my point B2G May 2013 #9
yep laundry_queen May 2013 #10
You're not alone in that B2G May 2013 #11
This thing picked up every car in the parking lot at once and tossed them at the hospital. Spitfire of ATJ May 2013 #4
I saw that. I have no idea how crazy that would have looked like while it was happening. Poll_Blind May 2013 #13
For those out there wondering if an EF6 tornado is possible, know that EF is a DAMAGE scale. Poll_Blind May 2013 #12
Thanks for that explanation marions ghost May 2013 #15
Exactly. In theory though you could have a force that could tear up concrete and soil... Spitfire of ATJ May 2013 #16
Possibly because I'm still learning about these things but I could be swayed by the argument that.. Poll_Blind May 2013 #17
I half expect some con men to spring up who claim they can toughen up your home for a price. Spitfire of ATJ May 2013 #18
One of the oldest forms of American capitalism, to be sure. nt Poll_Blind May 2013 #19
It was inevitable JNoose Jun 2014 #20
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