Event[]
| Type: | Unknown |
| Active: | May 13th, 2012 |
| Duration of tornado outbreak1: | 3 hours, 27 minutes- And currently ongoing. |
| Maximum rated tornado2: | F7 tornado |
| Highest winds | Unknown |
| Tornadoes confirmed: | 10 |
| Damage: | $125 billion (2012 USD) |
| Injuries: | Unknown |
| Fatalities: | 8,166 |
| Areas affected: | Unknown |
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1Time from first tornado to last tornado | |
Imagine if this actually happened.
Storm similarities[]
This storm in some ways was similar to the storm that caused the night of the twisters in 1980. Mainly because of it being anti-cyclonic is nature. There were cyclonic and anti-cyclonic tornadoes produced by this storm.
Tornado count[]
| Confirmed Total |
Confirmed F0 |
Confirmed F1 |
Confirmed F2 |
Confirmed F3 |
Confirmed F4 |
Confirmed F5 |
Confirmed F6 |
Confirmed F7 |
| 10 | 2 | 2 (1 anti-cyclonic) | 1 | 2 (1 anti-cyclonic) | 1 (1 anti-cyclonic) | 2 | 0 | 1 |
Tornadoes[]
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| List of confirmed tornadoes - May 13th, 2012 | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nebraska | ||||||
| F0 | S of Grand Island | 0337 | 3.5 miles | 0 deaths - A skinny funnel briefly formed and went a short distance without any damage caused. | ||
| F3 | SSW of Aurora | 0359 | 19.5 miles | 4 deaths - A mile wide tornado destroyed several farms. | ||
| F1 | NE of Wilber | 0411 | 9.5 miles | 0 deaths - A tornado tore through a park. | ||
| F3 | SW of Grand Island | 0428 | 20.5 miles | 7 deaths - An anti-cyclonic cone tornado tore apart a neighborhood. | ||
| F4 | St. Paul | 0450 | 29.5 miles | 90 deaths - An anti-cyclonic half mile wide tornado devastated St. Paul. | ||
| F1 | SSE of Aurora | 0459 | 8.7 miles | 1 death - An anti-cyclonic tornado tore apart a farm-steed, one of the farmers was killed when a tractor was dropped on a propane tank while the farmer was filling it. | ||
| F5 | NW of Aurora | 0524 | 26.5 miles | 9 deaths - A skinny yet powerful rope tornado tore down a radio station, completely flattened a wal-mart and devastated part of a neighborhood.
Shopping carts were found as far as 4 miles away from where they used to be. For a tornado this small, its winds were recorded as high as 309 mph. | ||
| F2 | Nebraska City | 0539 | 15.5 miles | 5 deaths - A half mile wide tornado destroyed several farms. | ||
| F7 | SW of Nebraska City | 0559 | 141.5 miles | 8,000 deaths - A massive mile and a half wide tornado first started near Altus, Oklahoma and dissipated a few miles north or Evansville, Indiana.
This tornado flattened entire cities, airports, strip-malls, neighborhoods and shopping centers. This tornado was strong enough to even Obliterate brick and concrete houses. Winds with this tornado topped 415 mph. | ||
| F5 | Nebraska City | 0639 | 51.5 miles | 50 deaths - A half mile wide tornado destroyed Nebraska city. | ||
| F0 | Omaha | 0641 | 2.3 miles | 0 deaths - A compact tornado blew the roof tiles off some roofs in Omaha. | ||