Скачать или смотреть EF5 Tornado Near Enderlin, North Dakota - Jun. 20th, 2025

"The first tornado began 3 miles south of Enderlin and tracked to the northeast, then north across highway 46, and finally to the northwest where it weakened and dissipated. This tornado was on the ground for around 12 miles, and at its widest was about one mile wide. Damage indicators along the path of this tornado correlates to EF-3 damage, with peak winds estimated to be around 160 mph. EF-3 damage was noted along about 7.5 miles of the total path. The damage began as just a few branches but within 2.5 miles of the track, the tornado gained intensity and significantly widened. While south of Highway 46, the tornado derailed several train cars and threw one train car approximately 300 feet. Additionally, a cell tower was blown over, crops destroyed, and many large trees snapped with some debarked. A farm house was leveled with many outbuildings destroyed. As the tornado moved north of Highway 46, it caused devastating damage to two houses, one being a farmhouse that was leveled and led to 2 fatalities. The tornado continued north, causing tree damage and eventually leveling another farm house, leading to 1 fatality. As the tornado moved to the northwest, it bent over tall steel electrical transmission towers, and then eventually weakened and dissipated."

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UPDATE: On October 6, 2025, the NWS in Grand Forks has upgraded the tornado from an EF3 to an EF5 with winds up to 210mph. This up gradation was made after analyzing the train damages, which several of them were tossed and flipped.