Community remembers Greensburg tornado that ripped through city 10 years ago

Kansas Greensburg - On May 4, 2007, one of the most powerful tornados in history hit Greensburg, Kansas. It destroyed most of the town on the ground

"Oh, it's mine, I think this is F4, Oh, it should be bigger than that, there are tornados across the road in front of us," the two storm observers shouted. Night videos

Pastor Jeff Blackburn survived the storm and rolled up with his wife and daughter Kathy Gamble in the bathroom of the basement.

"Because people are shocked, this is a strange atmosphere, we did not talk much about what happened now, are you like something like that?"

I was one of the first reporters who arrived at the scene just after the Arashi. We first discovered Sogou's Greta looking for survivors.

The US weather station called Twister the EF - 5. It accounts for 95% of the 1,400 cities in the town

Ten years after the tornado destroyed the town, many people rebuilt and left behind. The pastor and his daughter are looking back on the day when I changed everything.

"This is not the sound of a truck, I can not hear anything broken, it just just goes crazy," Gamble remembers.

Evaluated as the first of four major tornadoes - EF-2 or more, reportedly winds over 110 mph - landing at noon south of Lancaster. Within minutes, the tornado road destroyed several areas of the city, 10 people were injured, destroyed or destroyed the house. Many of them are in the neighborhood that did not exist ten years ago. The strongest tornado of that day struck Forni located 32 miles east of downtown Dallas. Forney has grown more than 230% since 2000 and added 13,000 inhabitants. At 2:33 pm, the EF - 3 tornado reached 170 miles per hour and passed through more communities, including the Diamond Creek Province that did not exist 10 years ago.

In 1980, a tornado that struck Grand Island, or someone knew they had experienced a tornado. I lived in Nebraska for the rest of my life, but I still understand how the tornado is formed or what ingredients are necessary to make a tornado not. This article is exactly what we see, how tornadoes are formed. We will study conditions necessary for tornado formation, how tornado forms a supercell, and finally what the observer is looking for.

When Florence passed by Monday, the tornado group passed through Richmond - this is what happened - a tornado occurred in the Richmond area on Monday when the wreckage of Florence moved to the backbone of the Appalachian Mountains. More than a dozen reports on small explosion tornado activities were reported to the National Weather Service. Here we checked the weather and compared Monday's event with Ivan Hurricane, a tropical cyclone producing another tornado in 2004. This is a very active day for Wakefield's National Weather Service. Kathryn Prociv, a contributor to Capital Weather Gang, said he had issued 28 individual tornado warnings in the southeastern part of Virginia. The weather station confirmed six tornado attacks in this area.