On May 20, 2013, 12 years ago today, a supercell thunderstorm spawned an intense tornado that tore a 14-mile path from Newcastle to the city of Moore and the south side of Oklahoma City.

The EF-5 tornado that hit two Moore ... Oklahoma students. We found that through Dani and others' efforts, 65 percent of districts have added more protection for kids. Based on our sample, before ...

If we don’t make improvements soon throughout the state, we’re inviting what happened in Moore to happen again in another community. Protecting against tornado damage requires constructing ...

Above: The F5 tornado that tore through Moore and Oklahoma City ... traversing the area. A 2013 study led by Robert Johns found that the longest truly continuous damage path was 151 miles long ...

MOORE, Okla. — On May 20, 2013, an EF-5 tornado ... predicted to hit Oklahoma around 7 a.m. Many of the buildings destroyed were rebuilt with materials able to withstand damage.

Because the tornado will hit Moore.’ ” Oklahoma, 2013 YouTube / Michael Lynn Between ... are differences between locations in how tornado damage is recorded — and, thus, in how the tornadoes ...

OKLAHOMA – We are getting our first look at an engineer’s report outlining structural failures at schools hit by the deadly Moore 2013 tornado. Seven children were killed at Plaza Towers ...