EF3 tornado that hit Palm Beach County was a first, but there was another killer in 1958
The EF3 tornado spawned by Hurricane Milton that hit County was the first of its kind, but we had a similar killer tornado in ...
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The Enhanced Fujita Scale: A Tornado Rating System
T he Enhanced Fujita Scale, love it or hate it, is our current system for rating the hundreds of tornadoes that occur each ...
Tornado count in South Florida from Milton more than doubled previous record for single day
The unprecedented tornadoes in South Florida during Hurricane Milton are still being assessed but the preliminary statistics ...
Good Question: What’s the difference between the F scale and EF scale for tornadoes?
you probably remember tornadoes being categorized on the Fujita Scale up to F5. But now, we use the Enhanced Fujita scale, or ...
Why Hurricane Milton produced such strong tornadoes — and why future storms might do so again
Hurricane Milton brought an earlier-than-expected dose of chaos before it made landfall this week, as supercell thunderstorms ...
Old video taken by storm chaser falsely shared as Hurricane Milton hitting Florida
Hurricane Milton spawned deadly tornados hours before it made landfall on Florida's west coast but a compilation of dramatic ...
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Prepare for a Tornado
The strength of a tornado is measured by the Enhanced Fujita Scale (continue scrolling for information on the Enhanced Fujita Scale). A supercell is an organized thunderstorm that contains a very ...
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Hurricane Milton: See final wind speeds, rain totals across Treasure Coast
The Enhanced Fujita Scale begins at 0 and peaks at 5. The highest wind gust reported across the Treasure Coast was 84 mph at 2:10 a.m. Thursday at Vero Beach Regional Airport, said Leahy ...
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Why Hurricane Milton produced such strong tornadoes — and why future storms might do so again
An EF-3 refers to a tornado with estimated winds of 136 to 160 mph (EF stands for the Enhanced Fujita Scale, which became operational for the National Weather Service in 2007). It’s possible ...