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Georgia tornado strongest this year with 185 mph winds

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The storm killed 66-year-old Belinda Thompson of Ellabell and injured 12 others. A March 5 tornado that hit Winterset Iowa, with 170 mph winds, killed 6 people. The Georgia storm had a path of nearly 13 miles and was nearly three-quarters of a mile wide at its widest point.

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Georgia tornado strongest this year with 185 mph winds

PEMBROKE, Ga. (AP) — The National Weather Service estimates that a tornado that hit Bryan County, Georgia had winds of 185 mph (300 kph), making it the strongest twister in the United States so far this year.

2 years ago·United States

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SF Gate

Georgia tornado strongest this year with 185 mph winds

PEMBROKE, Ga. (AP) — The National Weather Service estimates that a tornado that hit...

2 years ago·S F, United States

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WLTX

Georgia tornado strongest this year with 185 mph winds

At least 82 tornadoes have been confirmed from Texas to South Carolina from April 4 through April 6.

2 years ago·Columbia, United States

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WSPA

Georgia tornado strongest this year with 185 mph winds

PEMBROKE, Ga. (AP) — The National Weather Service estimates that a tornado that hit Bryan County, Georgia had winds of 185 mph making it the strongest twister in the United States so far this year.…

2 years ago·Savannah, United States

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WAGA

Georgia tornado strongest in US this year with 185 mph winds, NWS says

The National Weather Service estimates that a tornado that hit Bryan County, Georgia, had winds of 185 mph (300 kph), making it the strongest twister in the United States so far this year.

2 years ago·Atlanta, United States

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WTGS

Georgia tornado strongest this year with 185 mph winds

The National Weather Service estimates that a tornado that hit Bryan County, Georgia had winds of 185 mph making it the strongest twister in the United States so far this year. The storm killed 66-year-old Belinda Thompson of Ellabell and injured 12 others. A National Weather Service damage survey released Friday upgraded the tornado’s strength to EF-4 on the Enhanced Fujita scale from the original rating of EF-3.

2 years ago

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