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A meteorological discussion from 2013-2014 about adjusting the (at the time) new EF scale. The EF scale was updated from the F scale in 2007 supposedly ushering in a new era for severe weather analysis.

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A meteorological discussion from 2013-2014 about adjusting the (at the time) new EF scale. The EF scale was updated from the F scale in 2007 supposedly ushering in a new era for severe weather analysis.

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A earthsky.com article from September 2013 acknowledging the controversial downgrading of the May 2013 El Reno, Oklahoma tornado from an EF5 to an EF3. This decision is still talked about among the meteorological community to this day.

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A earthsky.com article from September 2013 acknowledging the controversial downgrading of the May 2013 El Reno, Oklahoma tornado from an EF5 to an EF3. This decision is still talked about among the meteorological community to this day.

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EarthSky | Updates on your cosmos and world

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El Reno, Oklahoma tornado downgraded to EF-3 | Earth | EarthSky

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The tornado that struck El Reno, Oklahoma on May 31, 2013 has been reclassified from an EF-5 to a EF-3 tornado. The tornado that struck El Reno, Oklahoma on May 31, 2013 has been reclassified from an EF-5 to a EF-3 tornado. Why? Learn more on EarthSky.

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A 2023 research paper conducted at the University of Oklahoma of a comparison of tornado damage characteristics to low altitudes. This could be a step towards developing a new damage scale for tornadoes as science continues to advance.

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A 2023 research paper conducted at the University of Oklahoma of a comparison of tornado damage characteristics to low altitudes. This could be a step towards developing a new damage scale for tornadoes as science continues to advance.

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2023 comparison of damage characterisitcs scholarly source

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A short paper on how the old F scale was determined, created in 1999 at the University of Oklahoma.

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A short paper on how the old F scale was determined, created in 1999 at the University of Oklahoma.

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A 2023 Article from Yale University describing how the F and the EF scale never really changed the ratings process. This essentially makes the EF scale worthless minus a few minor tweaks in the damage analysis.

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A 2023 Article from Yale University describing how the F and the EF scale never really changed the ratings process. This essentially makes the EF scale worthless minus a few minor tweaks in the damage analysis.

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The U.S. hasn’t seen an EF5 tornado in almost 10 years. What’s going on? » Yale Climate Connections

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It’s been a record-long time since the last EF5 tornado, meaning one with wind gusts over 200 mph. But the danger of violent tornadoes hasn’t gone away.

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A 2024 Kanelandkriner.com article describing in brief detail the errors presented within the current Enhanced Fujita (EF) scale.

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A 2024 Kanelandkriner.com article describing in brief detail the errors presented within the current Enhanced Fujita (EF) scale.

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National Weather Service tornado rating system needs updates

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Just like other natural disasters in the world, tornadoes have their own rating system, and that rating system is called the Enhanced Fujita Scale, or EF scale, which was implemented on Feb. 1, 2007. This concept of rating tornadoes started in 1971, when Dr. Ted Fujita came up with a scale to rate…

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A YouTube video from a structural engineer describing why we will most likely never see another EF5 tornado due to the rating system of the National Weather Service (NWS)

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A YouTube video from a structural engineer describing why we will most likely never see another EF5 tornado due to the rating system of the National Weather Service (NWS)

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NBC News article about how lack of shelters in Mississippi turns deadly after an unexpected powerful tornado

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NBC News article about how lack of shelters in Mississippi turns deadly after an unexpected powerful tornado

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Monster tornado in Rolling Fork laid bare a grim reality: Many had no hope of finding safety

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Fourteen people were killed when a tornado hit Rolling Fork this spring. It’s one of many Mississippi communities without a public tornado safe room.

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A new Storm Chasing Bill from January requiring many storm Chasers to have a license

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A new Storm Chasing Bill from January requiring many storm Chasers to have a license

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Will storm chasers need a license in Oklahoma? Here’s what a proposed bill would regulate

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If it becomes law, HB 2426 would give licensed storm chasers similar rights as an emergency vehicle on Oklahoma roads during a major weather event.

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A short pdf referring to tornadoes effects on farmers

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A short pdf referring to tornadoes effects on farmers

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Article Explaining how to prevent total property loss from tornadoes

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Article Explaining how to prevent total property loss from tornadoes

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Tornadoes and resulting property loss: how to prepare | Sedgwick

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The wrath of a tornado — a narrow, violently rotating column of air usually associated with thunderstorms — can cause

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A csmoniter article describing why tornadoes are shifting east

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A csmoniter article describing why tornadoes are shifting east

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Tornadoes are swirling in unusual places. Why twisters are shifting east.

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Tornado patterns are changing, as twisters land farther east in the U.S. and arrive later in the year. Here’s why and what residents can do to be ready.

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Article Describing why the EF Scale is outdated

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Article Describing why the EF Scale is outdated

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National Weather Service tornado rating system needs updates

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Just like other natural disasters in the world, tornadoes have their own rating system, and that rating system is called the Enhanced Fujita Scale, or EF scale, which was implemented on Feb. 1, 2007. This concept of rating tornadoes started in 1971, when Dr. Ted Fujita came up with a scale to rate…