Recapping historic tornadoes in Indiana on 100th anniversary of Tri-State Tornado
The "Race Day" tornadoes of May 30, 2004, were a significant and destructive series of tornadoes that struck the state of Indiana in the United States. The event is often remembered due to the timing of the storms, which occurred on the same day as the Indianapolis 500. Here are some key details about the event:
Violent tornadoes ripped through parts of the U.S., wiping out schools and toppling semitractor-trailers in several states.
The worst to hit Elgin was on March, 28, 1920. Known as the Palm Sunday tornado, it was classified an EF3 and damaged downtown churches and killed seven people, according to a Courier-News article.
It will be the 60th anniversary next month of the Palm Sunday tornado outbreak, and the Greentown Historical Society is ...
Strong to severe thunderstorms bringing the potential for tornadoes are expected across portions of Florida this weekend and into Monday.
AccuWeather said a system moving across the US could become the biggest severe weather and tornado event of the year so far.
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