How the Enhanced Fujita Scale Works - A basic analysis - By MisterTwisterWX

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Enhanced Fujita Scale:
EF0 (Weak): Wind speeds of 65-85 mph
Minor damage: Broken tree branches, minor roof damage, shallow-rooted trees pushed over.
EF1 (Moderate): Wind speeds of 86-110 mph
Moderate damage: Roofs stripped, mobile homes overturned, windows broken, and trees snapped.
EF2 (Significant): Wind speeds of 111-135 mph
Considerable damage: Roofs torn off well-constructed homes, mobile homes destroyed, large trees uprooted, and cars pushed off roads.
EF3 (Severe): Wind speeds of 136-165 mph
Severe damage: Entire stories of well-constructed houses destroyed, trains overturned, and heavy vehicles lifted off the ground.
EF4 (Devastating): Wind speeds of 166-200 mph
Extreme damage: Well-constructed houses completely leveled, structures with weak foundations blown away, and cars thrown considerable distances.
EF5 (Incredible): Wind speeds greater than 200 mph
Total destruction: Strong-framed houses disintegrated, foundations swept clean, steel-reinforced structures heavily damaged, and incredible debris projectiles.

[@SyAnimates]

Great video!

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Thank you Sy!

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Good video

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Thank you John! I’m glad you enjoyed.

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Good thorough information! I like fun fact !

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[@Itsbruh364]

We haven't had a EF5 since 2013 when the first on occured in 2007 when it hit Greensburg Kansas.

[@MisterTwisterWX]

@@Itsbruh364 Yes, I mentioned that we last had one in Moore, OK on May 20th, 2013. Thanks for the comment!

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@@MisterTwisterWX no problem Tornado Guy 🌪️🌪️

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