By any yardstick, the 1974 Super Outbreak of severe weather was a nation-rattling event. A total of 148 fast-moving tornadoes rampaged through the central and eastern United States and southern Ontario half a century ago, on April 3-4, 1974. The outbreak included a record total of 30 violent tornadoes, rated the equivalent of EF4 and […]
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