2018 Clermont-Groveland-Four Corners, Florida Tornado

2018 Clermont-Groveland-Four Corners, Florida Tornado

EF5 tornado
The Clermont-Groveland-Four Corners tornado as a high-end EF4 3.6 miles northeast of Clermont.
Date	May 2, 2018
Times	1105-1337
Touchdown location	11:05 AM EST
Highest winds	318 mph (511 km/h) (recorded)
Injuries	328,609
Fatalities	16,763 (deadliest tornado ever)
Damage	$81.6 billion (2018 USD) (costliest tornado ever)
Areas affected	Lake, Orange, Osceola, Polk counties, areas around Orlando
Part of the Tornadoes of 2018 (Hitman) Super Outbreak of 2018

The 2018 Clermont-Groveland-Four Corners, Florida Tornado was a violent, multi vortex, long-lived and catastrophic EF5 tornado that struck the Clermont-Groveland-Four Corners area around 11:00 AM EST. The behemoth left 16,763 people dead (1,500 on Interstate 4 and 867 in and around Four Corners Upper School) and 328,609 people injured. The twister left an estimated record amount of damage at $81.6 billion (2018 USD). The tornado was apart of a tornado outbreak that caused many other multi-vortex and catastrophic tornadoes between May 1st and May 4th.

The morning of the tornado, an enhanced risk for severe weather was issued as parts of a massively violent system broke off from the main system and shifted into the Dixie Alley region of the United States.

Tornado warnings were issued for Marion, Sumter, Hernando, Flagler, Volusia, Brevard, Orange, Osceola, Polk, Lake, and Hillsborough counties.

In all, 5 tornadoes touched down before the EF5, all in Marion or northern Lake County. All of those tornadoes were rated EF0 or EF1. During the life of the EF5, one EF3 and one EF0 touching down.

In addition to this EF5, May 2nd saw 8 other EF4+ tornadoes. In all, May 2 saw a record 345 tornadoes touch down, with 265 of them being rated EF0.

On July 21, the Central Florida was hit by a few relatively weak tornadoes. In central Polk County, an EF2 caused significant damage in Haines City.

That outbreak saw a trio of EF5's that caused an incredible combined total of $12.98 billion (2018 USD) in damages and killed a combined 505 people in one of the costliest tornado outbreaks ever recorded.

Events

The tornado first touched down about 20 miles west of Orlando. At first as an EF1, the tornado touched down at 11:05 AM EST 2 miles west of Clerbrook Golf & RV Resort. The tornado knocked down trees at EF1 strength and then entered Clerbrook near the trash dumpsters at the back of the resort.

EF2 damage was recorded when 4 mobile homes were hit, injuring 4 people. The tornado continued it's path, hitting more mobile homes. The now EF1 briefly weakened, then intensifying back into an EF2. The tornado exited the resort after leaving 265 people injured, and either badly damaging or destroying all mobile homes in the resort. The tornado then paralleled US Highway 27 as an EF2. The now low EF3 badly damaged Lakeridge Winery and Vineyards before the tornado hit the Lake County prison. The now high-end EF3 badly damaged the prison and damaged 5 houses, injuring 9.

The now EF4 completely demolished a John Deere tractor dealership, throwing tractors up to 0.5 miles away. The main building of the facility was ripped off it's foundation. The EF4 moved on to badly damage a Dollar General, a Dunkin Donuts, a McDonalds, a CVS, a Walgreens, and a gas station, causing an explosion. The EF4 then completely swept away Minneola City Hall. The high-end EF4 then briefly went into the neighborhood of Bella Collina. The EF4 cleanly swept away 45 houses in the neighborhood and then continued on it's damaging path.

The tornado convective outlook for May 2, 2018.

The now EF5 completely swept away many small businesses, a couple restaurants, a U-Haul rental facility, and a motel, killing 49. The EF5 also struck up to 159 cars, killing 234. The now EF4 struck 3 restaurants, a Publix, more small businesses, 2 gas stations, 5 doctors offices, and more houses, killing 56 more people. The now EF3 came up upon US Highway 50 and headed east. It hit 15 restaurants, 28 stores, and South Lake hospital. The hospital was hit with wind speeds of 170 miles per hour. 398 people were killed on US Highway 50 before the tornado moved on.

The EF5 approaching Four Corners Upper School.

The tornado then moved back towards US Highway 27, hitting a hotel, 5 stores and an Arby's. The tornado also killed 2 people trapped in their car. The tornado then stalled at an outlet of a combined 31 stores, killing 1,057. The now EF5 also completely swept away a Harley Davidson shop, a Family Christian Center, a BJ's, and 7 more stores, killing another 26. The EF5 then went over a hill, causing it to drop to an EF2. The EF2 quickly intensified into an EF3 when it hit a Kohl's, a Walmart, 8 shops, and a Bob Evans. The EF4 then hit over 20 doctors offices before narrowly dodging Lost Lake Elementary, East Ridge Middle, and East Ridge High. The tornado continued it's path, hitting a Race Trac, killing 5. The EF4 then hit King's Ridge and Legends, killing 459. The tornado then hit another Publix, 8 more stores, and CVS and Walgreens, 12 more stores, and Vista Del Lago, killing 701. Another RV resort was badly damaged when the EF4 completely annihilated it. Another neighborhood was also badly damaged when the high-end EF4 hit a power grid and the neighborhood at the same time.

Another 5 were killed when the twister hit 2 tractor trailers and a tractor were thrown 720 yards into Lake Louisa. The state park of Lake Louisa was damaged by 155 mph winds and the EF3 moved onto Tradds Landing. The now EF4 hit Sawgrass Bay and Sawgrass Bay Elementary head on. 521 people were killed when many houses and the school were leveled. The now EF5 continued on and struck 11 more neighborhoods, killing 3,289. Another 7 were killed when they hid under an overpass to hid from the monster. A Circle K was leveled and so was 4 apartment buildings, killing 205. As the tornado passed North East Regional Park, the EF5 weakened back to an EF1, before intensifying back up to an EF4 when it hit New Beginnings High. Another 1,429 were killed when the tornado struck a fourth Publix and a dozen restaurants.

The Four Corners Upper School after the EF5 with harboring wind speeds excess of 300 mph hit the school head on.

The tornado then hit 12 more neighborhoods, killing 87. At an EF3, the tornado was in the direct path of Four Corners Upper School. The tornado regained EF5 strength and had recorded wind speeds of up to 318 mph when it hit the school, 2 neighborhoods, and a sports field at once. An estimated 867 were killed, 750 were students at the Upper School. Two other tornadoes touched down other than the EF5. An EF3 badly damaged apartments before dissipating. A small rope tornado also touched only causing minor roof damage before dissipating as well.

The damaging now EF4 continued it's path toward Interstate 4. The Interstate was hit head on at EF3 strength, killing 1,503. The EF3 then hit a big outlet with many stores and resturants, killing 5,870. The tornado then tracked towards a bridge that connected Davenport to Four Corners. The EF3 then weakened to an EF0 0.2 miles from another Walmart.

The record monster tornado dissipated at 1:37 PM EST after leaving 16,763 dead, 328,609 more injured and an estimated record $81.6 billion (2018 USD) in damages. The tornado tracked 63.45 miles and had a peak width of 1.3 miles.

Gallery

The EF4 after destroying a John Deere dealership.

The EF5 approaching Four Corners Upper School.

The tornado as an EF3 near I-4.

The EF5 with the EF3 satellite tornado in the background.

The large EF2 in Clerbrook Golf & RV Resort.

Damage to a home in Groveland.

Damage in Clerbrook Golf & RV Resort.

Damage to South Lake Hospital on May 3rd.

Damage to a house in Southern Lake County.

Damage in downtown Clermont.

EF2 damage in the countryside.

The tornado hitting Four Corners Upper School.

The supercell that created the record EF5.

A road scoured near downtown Clermont.

Damage to a neighborhood of well-built homes leveled at high-end EF4 strength.

Disputes

Damage Disputes

Although the final damage estimates were at $76.9 billion. But researchers have stated that the damage could be as much as $82.3 billion. The National Weather Service centers in Dodge City, Kansas and Norman, Oklahoma have stated that it is possible that the damage estimates could be higher than $76.9 billion.

On June 16, 2019, the National Weather Service stated that the final damage cost was $81.6 billion.

The record EF5 hitting downtown Clermont.

The cost from the tornado was difficult for scientists and surveyors since the path length was over 60 miles long.

The tornado also set a record for damage along a path, with mostly EF5 damage along it's path.

Records set by this event

1. Most deaths from one tornado - 16,763
2. Costliest tornado - $81.6 billion
3. Most injuries caused by one tornado - 328,609

See Also

• Tornadoes of 2018 (Hitman)
• 2018 Super Outbreak
• List of tornadoes in the 2018 Super Outbreak

Hitman's Notable Tornadoes 1

2012 Los Angeles, California Tornado • 2012 Compton, California Tornado • 2012 Inglewood, California Tornado • 2016 Sherman, Texas Tornado • 2017 Mount Dora, Florida Tornado • 2017 Clermont, Florida Tornado • 2017 Bradenton, Florida Tornado • 2017 Broken Arrow, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Seymour, Texas Tornado • 2018 Parkersburg, Iowa Tornado • 2018 Washington, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Loyal Valley, Texas Tornado • 2018 Tescott, Kansas Tornado • 2018 Amber, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Chickasha, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Piedmont-El Reno, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 New Albany, Ohio Tornado • 2018 Tulsa, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Phil Campbell-Hackleburg, Alabama Tornado • 2018 Clermont-Groveland-Four Corners, Florida Tornado • 2018 Littleton-Columbine, Colorado Tornado • 2018 Jarrell, Texas Tornado • 2018 Houston-Pasadena, Texas Tornado • 2018 Cleveland County, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Cleveland County-Grady, County Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Anadarko, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Joplin-Alba, Missouri Tornado • 2018 Eustace-Canton, Texas Tornado • 2018 Olathe, Kansas Tornado • 2018 Gatlinburg, Tennessee Tornado • 2018 Hot Springs, South Dakota Tornado • 2018 Red Rock, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Vilonia, Arkansas Tornado • 2018 Smithville, Mississippi Tornado • 2018 Glazier, Texas Tornado • 2018 Woodward, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Antlers, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Lake Wilson, Minnesota Tornado • 2018 Chandler, Minnesota Tornado • 2018 Kiro, Kansas Tornado • 2018 Monticello, Indiana Tornado • 2018 New Cordell, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Oleta, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Tushka, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Broken Arrow, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Keyes, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Pilger, Nebraska Tornado • 2018 Attica, Indiana Tornado • 2018 Delaware, Ohio Tornado • 2018 Yonkers, New York Tornado • 2018 Dorset, Vermont Tornado • 2018 Haines City, Florida Tornado • 2018 Caddo County-Grady County, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Prague, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Bixby, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Tulsa County, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Webster, South Dakota Tornado • 2018 Binger-Stillwater, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Wilco-Dimmitt, Texas Tornado • 2018 Turkey, Texas Tornado • 2019 El Dorado, Kansas Tornado • 2019 Prescott, Arkansas tornado • 2019 Chesterfield, Missouri Tornado • 2019 Manchester, Missouri Tornado • 2019 St. Louis County, Missouri Tornado • 2019 Harper, Kansas Tornado • 2019 Attica-Harper, Kansas Tornado • 2019 Sand Springs, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Spiro, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Vinita, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Salt Lake City, Utah Tornado • 2019 Sterling, Kansas Tornado • 2019 Vian, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Parshall, North Dakota Tornado • 2019 Bridge Creek-Moore, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Phil Campbell, Alabama Tornado • 2020 Ider, Alabama Tornado • 2020 Philadelphia, Mississippi Tornado • 2020 Double Springs, Alabama Tornado • 2020 Athens, Mississippi Tornado • 2020 Vernon, Alabama Tornado • 2020 Steens, Mississippi Tornado • 2020 Capitol, Montana Tornado • 2020 Washington D.C. Tornado • 2021 Piedmont - Guthrie, Oklahoma Tornado • 2021 Piedmont, Oklahoma tornado • 2021 Gladstone, New Mexico Tornado • 2023 Dallas, Texas Tornado • 2023 Memphis, Tennessee Tornado • 2023 Jefferson County, Arkansas Tornado • 2023 Pulaski County, Arkansas Tornado • 2023 Arkansas County, Arkansas Tornado • 2023 Desha County, Arkansas Tornado2023 Phillips County, Arkansas Tornado • 2023 Coahoma County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Quitman County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Pontotoc County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Union County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Noxubee County, Mississippi • 2020 Macon, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Delhi, Louisiana Tornado • 2023 LaSalle Parish, Louisiana Tornado • 2023 Madison Parish, Louisiana Tornado • 2023 Amite County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Pike County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Liberty, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Gloster, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Pearl River County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Clay County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Warren County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Madison County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Rankin County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Leflore County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Sunflower County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Grenada County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Neshoba County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Lauderdale County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Marion County, Alabama Tornado • 2023 Winston County, Alabama Tornado • 2023 Itawamba County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Tishomingo County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Rockdale County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Walton County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Habersham County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Banks County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Ackworth, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Cumming, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Edgefield, South Carolina Tornado • 2023 Newton County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Taliaferro County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Hancock County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Glasscock County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Brantley County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Pierce County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Bacon County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Jeff Davis County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Long County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Liberty County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Orangeburg County, South Carolina Tornado • 2023 Chandler, Minnesota Tornado • 2025 Harrisburg-Reading-Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Tornado • 2026 Eastport, Maine Tornado • 2027 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Tornado • 2028 Wray, Colorado tornado • 2028 Lone Grove, Oklahoma Tornado • 2028 Mulhall, Oklahoma Tornado

All Hitman's EF5 Tornadoes

2016 Sherman, Texas Tornado • 2017 Mount Dora, Florida Tornado • 2017 Broken Arrow, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Washington, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Tescott, Kansas Tornado • 2018 Pennsboro, West Virginia Tornado • 2018 New Albany, Ohio Tornado • 2018 Moore, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Clermont-Groveland-Four Corners, Florida Tornado • 2018 Chapman, Kansas Tornado • 2018 Jarrell, Texas Tornado • 2018 Houston-Pasadena, Texas Tornado • 2018 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Joplin-Alba, Missouri Tornado • 2018 Andover, Kansas Tornado • 2018 Xenia, Ohio Tornado • 2018 Red Rock, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Denton, Texas Tornado • 2018 Vilonia, Arkansas Tornado • 2018 Hackleburg, Alabama Tornado • 2018 Ponca City, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Freeport, Kansas Tornado • 2018 Fort Rice, North Dakota Tornadoes • 2018 Woodward, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Kiowa, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Big Spring, Texas Tornado • 2018 Rocksprings, Texas Tornado • 2018 Oberlin, Kansas Tornado • 2018 Monticello, Indiana Tornado • 2018 New Cordell, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Oleta, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Attica, Kansas Tornado • 2018 Tushka, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Broken Arrow, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Keyes, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Prague, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Cotter, Arkansas Tornado • 2019 Silver Creek, Mississippi Tornado • 2019 Key West, Florida Tornado • 2019 Sand Springs, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Spiro, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Vinita, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Vian, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Sierra Vista, Arizona Tornado • 2019 Parshall, North Dakota Tornado • 2019 Bridge Creek-Moore, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Burkville-Montgomery, Alabama Tornado • 2020 Bullock County, Alabama • 2020 Piedmont, Alabama Tornado • 2020 Delta, Alabama Tornado • 2020 Cox, Florida Tornado • 2020 White, Georgia Tornado • 2020 Plains, Georgia Tornado • 2020 Dexter, Georgia Tornado • 2020 Kannapolis, North Carolina Tornado • 2020 York, Nebraska Tornado • 2020 Ralston, Nebraska Tornado • 2020 Rocky Ford, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Centennial, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Boulder, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Adams County, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Elbert County, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Lakewood, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Golden, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Denver, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Littleton, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Colorado Springs, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Pueblo, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Fort Collins, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Loveland, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Arapahoe County, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Jefferson County, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Oneonta, Alabama Tornado • 2020 Lexington, Mississippi Tornado • 2020 Stone Mountain, Georgia Tornado • 2020 Decatur, Georgia Tornado • 2020 Allendale, South Carolina Tornado • 2020 Worcester, Massachusetts Tornado • 2020 Boston, Massachusetts Tornado • 2020 Chicago, Illinois Tornado • 2020 Auburn-Enterprise-Dothan, Alabama Tornado • 2020 Scottsboro, Alabama Tornado • 2020 Phil Campbell, Alabama Tornado • 2020 Double Springs, Alabama Tornado • 2020 Macon County, Alabama Tornado • 2020 Ider, Alabama Tornado • 2020 Vernon, Alabama Tornado • 2020 Philadelphia, Mississippi Tornado • 2020 Muncie, Indiana Tornado • 2020 Blair, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Kingfisher County, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Richmond, Virginia Tornado • 2020 Charlottesville, Virginia Tornado • 2020 Petersburg, Virginia Tornado • 2020 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Tornado • 2020 Raleigh, North Carolina Tornado • 2020 Durham, North Carolina Tornado • 2020 Nashville, Tennessee Tornado • 2020 Memphis, Tennessee Tornado • 2020 Kansas City, Missouri Tornado • 2020 Lincoln, Nebraska Tornado • 2020 Lexington, Kentucky Tornado • 2020 St. Louis, Missouri-East St. Louis, Illinois Tornado • 2020 Des Moines, Iowa Tornado • 2020 Minneapolis, Minnesota Tornado • 2020 St. Paul, Minnesota Tornado • 2020 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Tornado • 2020 Naperville, Illinois Tornado • 2020 Indianapolis, Indiana Tornado • 2020 Gary, Indiana Tornado • 2020 Dearborn, Michigan Tornado • 2020 Detroit, Michigan Tornado • 2020 Cincinnati, Ohio Tornado • 2020 Akron, Ohio Tornado • 2020 Cleveland, Ohio Tornado • 2020 Rapid City, South Dakota Tornado • 2020 Sioux Falls, South Dakota Tornado • 2020 Brandenburg, Kentucky Tornado • 2020 Covington, Kentucky Tornado • 2020 Niles, Ohio Tornado • 2020 Lorain, Ohio Tornado • 2020 Midway, Indiana Tornado • 2020 Lebanon, Indiana Tornado • 2020 Griffin, Indiana Tornado • 2020 Depauw, Indiana Tornado • 2020 Palestine, Illinois Tornado • 2020 Alton, Illinois Tornado • 2020 Flint, Michigan Tornado • 2020 Jordan, Iowa Tornado • 2020 Austin, Minnesota Tornado • 2020 Lake Wilson, Minnesota Tornado • 2020 Fargo, North Dakota Tornado • 2020 Hallam, Nebraska Tornado • 2020 Grand Island, Nebraska Tornado • 2020 Joplin, Missouri Tornado • 2020 Snyder, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Goldsby, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Mangum, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Perry-Mulhall, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Greensburg, Kansas Tornado • 2020 Pittsburg, Kansas Tornado • 2020 Wichita, Kansas Tornado • 2020 Casper, Wyoming Tornado • 2020 Hinton, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Blanchard, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Reading, Kansas Tornado • 2020 Golden City, Missouri Tornado • 2020 La Grange, Missouri Tornado • 2020 Oologah, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Hugo, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Rozel, Kansas Tornado • 2020 Pampa, Texas Tornado • 2020 Noble, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Tulsa, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Allison, Texas Tornado • 2020 Bridge Creek, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Chickasha, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Butler, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Davis, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Amber, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Wichita Falls, Texas Tornado • 2020 Dodge City, Kansas Tornado • 2020 Sapulpa, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Liberal, Kansas Tornado • 2020 Silsbee, Texas Tornado • 2020 Omaha, Nebraska Tornado • 2020 Arapho-Custer City-Thomas, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Denton-Gainesville-Thackerville, Texas-Dibble-Blanchard-Mustang-Yukon-Kingfisher, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Eagle City, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Mountain View, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Elmer, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Camanche, Iowa Tornado • 2020 McPherson, Kansas Tornado • 2020 Shawnee, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Loyal, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Katie, Oklahoma Tornado • 2021 Anadarko, Oklahoma Tornado • 2021 Piedmont - Guthrie, Oklahoma Tornado • 2021 Ashley-Walcott, North Dakota Tornado • 2022 El Dorado, Kansas Tornado • 2023 Dallas, Texas Tornado • 2023 Memphis, Tennessee Tornado • 2023 Jefferson County, Arkansas Tornado • 2023 Pulaski County, Arkansas Tornado • 2023 Arkansas County, Arkansas Tornado • 2023 Desha County, Arkansas Tornado2023 Phillips County, Arkansas Tornado • 2023 Coahoma County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Quitman County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Pontotoc County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Union County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 LaSalle Parish, Louisiana Tornado • 2023 Madison Parish, Louisiana Tornado • 2023 Clay County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Warren County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Madison County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Rankin County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Leflore County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Sunflower County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Grenada County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Neshoba County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Lauderdale County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Marion County, Alabama Tornado • 2023 Winston County, Alabama Tornado • 2023 Itawamba County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Tishomingo County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Rockdale County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Walton County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Habersham County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Banks County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Ackworth, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Cumming, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Edgefield, South Carolina Tornado • 2023 Newton County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Taliaferro County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Hancock County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Glasscock County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Brantley County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Pierce County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Bacon County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Jeff Davis County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Long County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Liberty County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Orangeburg County, South Carolina Tornado • 2023 Chandler, Minnesota Tornado • 2025 Waurika-Addington, Oklahoma Tornado • 2025 Harrisburg-Reading-Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Tornado • 2027 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Tornado • 2028 Mulhall, Oklahoma Tornado • 2028 Wray, Colorado tornado • 2028 Lone Grove, Oklahoma Tornado • 2028 Wynnewood, Oklahoma Tornado • 2037 Elgin, Oklahoma Tornado • 2265 Minneola- Clermont- Four Corners, Florida Tornado

Hitman's Notable EF5 Tornadoes 1

2017 Mount Dora, Florida Tornado • 2017 Broken Arrow, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Washington, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Tescott, Kansas Tornado • 2018 Clermont-Groveland-Four Corners, Florida Tornado • 2018 Jarrell, Texas Tornado • 2018 Houston-Pasadena, Texas Tornado • 2018 Cleveland County, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Cleveland County-Grady, County Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Red Rock, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Vilonia, Arkansas Tornado • 2018 Smithville, Mississippi Tornado • 2018 Woodward, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 New Cordell, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Oleta, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Elie, Manitoba Tornado • 2018 Tushka, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Broken Arrow, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Keyes, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Prague, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Bixby, Oklahoma Tornado • 2018 Webster, South Dakota Tornado • 2019 Sand Springs, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Spiro, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Vinita, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Vian, Oklahoma Tornado • 2019 Parshall, North Dakota Tornado • 2019 Bridge Creek-Moore, Oklahoma Tornado • 2020 Rocky Ford, Colorado Tornado • 2020 Dearborn, Michigan Tornado • 2020 Detroit, Michigan Tornado • 2020 Cincinnati, Ohio Tornado • 2020 Columbus, Ohio Tornado • 2020 Akron, Ohio Tornado • 2020 Cleveland, Ohio Tornado • 2020 Hallam, Nebraska Tornado • 2021 Piedmont - Guthrie, Oklahoma Tornado • 2023 Memphis, Tennessee Tornado • 2023 Jefferson County, Arkansas Tornado • 2023 Pulaski County, Arkansas Tornado • 2023 Arkansas County, Arkansas Tornado • 2023 Desha County, Arkansas Tornado2023 Phillips County, Arkansas Tornado • 2023 Coahoma County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Quitman County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Pontotoc County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Union County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 LaSalle Parish, Louisiana Tornado • 2023 Madison Parish, Louisiana Tornado • 2023 Clay County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Warren County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Madison County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Rankin County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Leflore County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Sunflower County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Grenada County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Neshoba County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Lauderdale County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Marion County, Alabama Tornado • 2023 Winston County, Alabama Tornado • 2023 Itawamba County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Tishomingo County, Mississippi Tornado • 2023 Rockdale County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Walton County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Habersham County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Banks County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Ackworth, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Cumming, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Edgefield, South Carolina Tornado • 2023 Newton County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Taliaferro County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Hancock County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Glasscock County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Brantley County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Pierce County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Bacon County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Jeff Davis County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Long County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Liberty County, Georgia Tornado • 2023 Orangeburg County, South Carolina Tornado • 2023 Chandler, Minnesota Tornado • 2025 Harrisburg-Reading-Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Tornado • 2025 Waurika-Addington, Oklahoma Tornado • 2028 Wray, Colorado tornado • 2028 Lone Grove, Oklahoma Tornado • 2028 Wynnewood, Oklahoma Tornado • 2028 Mulhall, Oklahoma Tornado • 2265 Minneola- Clermont- Four Corners, Florida Tornado