Experts predicted a one in 100 trillion chance homes would be struck twice. May 21, 2013 — -- For the residents of Moore, Okla., the damage wrought by Monday's E-F5 tornado was all too familiar.

Above: The F5 tornado that tore through Moore and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, on May 3, 1999. This photo was taken near Bridge Creek, about 15 miles southwest of Moore. (Courtesy Erin Maxwell via NWS ...

Inspired to interview Aria Vargyas who was 8 y.o. when she survived the devastating Moore Oklahoma tornado. Her little sisters did not. Now Aria is studying Meteorology at Texas A&M University to ...

The town of Rolling Fork's building code dates to 1999, an observer said. The people of Moore, Oklahoma, are used to rebuilding. About 800 homes in the Oklahoma City suburb were destroyed or ...

While the Moore tornado was rated F5 ... Advice to stay put worked poorly in Jarrell, but extensive reviews of the Oklahoma F5 suggest it served people well there. Emergency officials in Moore ...

during an F5 tornado that struck Bridge Creek and Moore, Oklahoma on May 3, 1999. Sign up for our Newsletters However, that record might soon be broken. In 2024, an EF4 tornado hit Greenfield ...

WOODWARD, Okla. — On April 9, 1947, one of Oklahoma's most devastating tornadoes hit Woodward. The powerful F5 tornado level 200 city blocks and killed more than 100 people in the city ...

Severe Weather in the U.S. In 1974, a high school commencement ceremony in Moore, Okla., was interrupted by a tornado warning ... is about 15 minutes south of Oklahoma City.

Five were confirmed in south-central Oklahoma ... Sunday. Moore has about 63,000 residents. The storm also killed one person about 80 miles (129 kilometers) farther southeast after a tornado ...