There hadn’t been an EF5 — the most intense on the five-point Enhanced Fujita Scale — anywhere on the planet for more than 12 years, dating back to an Oklahoma tornado on May 20, 2013. And then on ...

“Everyone should take all tornadoes seriously because the EF ratings are based on the damage, and we don’t know that until ...

Meteorologists from the National Weather Service office in Grand Forks estimated the tornado’s winds reached 210 mph, ...

EF-5 tornadoes are exceptionally rare, as they require extreme atmospheric conditions capable of producing winds over 200 mph. On the Enhanced Fujita Scale, tornadoes are rated from EF-0 (65–85 mph) ...

A cross-country system that’s currently brewing is expected to increase in strength as it heads towards the Plains and Mississippi Valley, which could spark up a possible severe weather event over the ...

Some big news came out in the meteorological community on Monday regarding a powerful tornado that occurred in eastern North ...

Oklahoma homeowners face some of the highest insurance costs in the U.S., a reflection of the state's position in Tornado Alley and its vulnerability to severe storms, hail, and wind damage. While ...

It’s been nearly four months since devastation hit Enderlin, North Dakota, with the biggest weather event of the summer.

Donald Trump’s long-standing hatred of wind power and “windmills” could ultimately cause severe damage to Republican states ...

A deadly tornado that tore across southeastern North Dakota this summer has been upgraded to an EF5 with winds topping 200 ...