Read stories from people who experienced the Ruskin Heights tornado, an F5 tornado that destroyed homes and claimed 44 lives.

The tornado made a 71-mile path of destruction from Williamsburg, Kan, to Knobtown, Mo. At times, it was as massive as half a ...

WE WANT TO WARN YOU, IT MIGHT BE HARD TO WATCH, BUT WE’RE WALKING YOU THROUGH THE TORNADO’S PATH. AS SEEN FROM WLKY NEWS CHOPPER. HERE YOU CAN SEE RUSSELL SPRINGS, KENTUCKY FROM WLKY NEWS ...

NWS crews are still conducting surveys in the area to determine exactly how long the tornado path was and what magnitudes it reached.More aerial footage captured by WLKY over the weekend of the ...

Photos from the aftermath of the tornado showed extensive structural damage, including destruction of at least a few homes and buildings and the roof blown off the town’s Catholic church.

You can actually see a faint, tan line showing the path the tornado cut, scarring the Earth's surface. This is pending the completion of the NWS survey in the affected area.The intensity of the ...

A strong tornado formed over what was then Southwest Omaha and moved to the to the northeast, towards the middle of the city in the late afternoon hours. The path of there was about 9 miles long ...

Data from the National Weather Service shows a tornado touched down in Columbia just west of Albert-Oakland Park on Easter Sunday, then carved a path northeast through the city. The tornado ...

"This is my second tornado to be in command of. This one appears to be fairly narrow, but I do not know how long the damage path goes towards the northeast." Jason Schrick said his family has been ...

This tornado's path was extremely long, but the record for longest tornado in Arkansas was back in 2008. It traveled almost 122 miles. The National Weather Service offices in Little Rock ...

Detective work by the National Weather Service has recently revealed that a tornado carved a rare, nearly 120 mile-long path from Arkansas into Missouri during the mid-March outbreak in the ...

Additionally, the path was drawn out from the already-confirmed EF1 tornado in Carmel. The Carmel tornado has a rating of EF1 with peak winds of 105 mph being on the ground for 6.60 miles.