Oklahoma and Missouri tornados devastate towns and kill many
A severe outbreak of storms struck Oklahoma, Missouri, and nearby states, with multiple tornadoes, high winds, and funnel clouds. Joplin reported at least 122 dead and hundreds unaccounted as crews searched debris piles and sirens tested. Oklahoma City area faced injuries, curfews, and heavy damage as storms moved eastward.
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Tornado Q A on springtime links and warnings
Experts discuss tornado relation to spring weather as severe twisters surge from warm Gulf air. The National Weather Service cites 209 mph winds in rare multivortex events and notes a rise in urban damage due to population growth. Public warning challenges and misperceptions are analyzed by climatologists.
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