October 21st, 2012 Night of the Twisters

Event

October 21st, 2012 Night of the Twisters

Type:	Unknown
Active:	October 21st, 2012
Duration of tornado outbreak1:	4 hours, 9 minutes- And currently ongoing.
Maximum rated tornado2:	F7 tornado
Highest winds	Unknown
Tornadoes confirmed:	21
Damage:	$122.5 billion (2012 USD)
Injuries:	Unknown
Fatalities:	9,442
Areas affected:	Unknown
1Time from first tornado to last tornado 2Most severe tornado damage; see Fujita scale

Imagine if this actually happened.

Tornado count

Confirmed Total	Confirmed F0	Confirmed F1	Confirmed F2	Confirmed F3	Confirmed F4	Confirmed F5	Confirmed F6	Confirmed F7
21	2	4	4 (1 anti-cyclonic)	4 (1 anti-cyclonic)	2	2	2	1

Tornadoes

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List of confirmed tornadoes - October 21st, 2012
F#	Location	Time (UTC)	Path length	Comments/Damage
New York
F3	Buffalo	1440	20 miles	6 deaths - An anti-cyclonic cone tornado tore through Buffalo.
F1	Brooklyn	1507	6.5 miles	0 deaths - A rain-wrapped tornado trashed Brooklyn.
F3	New York City	1557	26.5 miles	19 deaths - A massive mile wide tornado caused considerable damage to new York city.
F1	New York City	1559	4 miles	2 deaths - A quarter mile wide tornado blew the antenna off the Empire State Building and tossed it onto the Queensboro Bridge, killing two drivers.
F2	New York City	1610	21.5 miles	12 deaths - A half mile wide tornado caused considerable damage to broadway.
F6	New York City	1617	36.5 miles	291 deaths - A massive mile wide tornado caused major damage to new York city, it Minolta-analysis was upgraded to F-6
F3	NE of Coney Island	1622	25 miles	7 deaths - A relatively small tornado caused considerable damage to a small town, a sonic was completely destroyed.
F4	Albany	1641	29.5 miles	18 deaths - A massive mile wide tornado caused considerable damage to Albany.
F2	Buffalo	1700	20.5 miles	4 deaths - A large quarter mile-wide, anti-cyclonic rain-wrapped tornado tore through buffalo.
F1	New York City	1710	6 miles	0 deaths - A tornado touched-down in central park, some damage was reported.
F5	New York City	1725	56 miles	13 deaths - A small yet powerful tornado tore through central-park and destroyed it and other buildings around it.
F1	Camillus	1734	20 miles	3 deaths - A very weak yet long tracked tornado tore through Camillus, with winds topping 100 mph, it was strong enough to cause the second floor of a house to collapse in and cause other damage.
F0	S of Camillus	1740	2.5 miles	0 deaths - A funnel only briefly touched down outside camillus.
F4	WSW of Buffalo	1759	32 miles	12 deaths - A mile wide tornado destroyed several neighborhoods outside buffalo.
F3	NNE of New York City	1803	30 miles	11 deaths - A half mile wide tornado destroyed several neighborhoods outside new York city, and entire house was flattened.
F7	New York City	1820	95 miles	6,500 deaths - A 1 and a half mile wide tornado decimated entire small towns, strip malls, neighborhoods, farms, air ports, hotels, businesses and entire cities- including new York city.
F6	N of Buffalo	1830	65 miles	2,500 deaths - A 2 and a half mile wide tornado decimated entire small towns, strip malls, neighborhoods, farms, air ports, hotels and businesses.
F2	SE of Buffalo	1835	17 miles	8 deaths - A half mile wide tornado tore through a trailer park.
F1	SE of Albany	1836	11 miles	2 deaths - A rather large quarter mile wide F-1 tore through a baseball field .
F5	SE of Camillus	1836	17 miles	16 deaths - A mile wide tornado tore through an apartment complex.
F0	W of Canandaigua	1839	2.5 miles	0 deaths - A tornado only briefly formed outside Canandaigua, this tornado only went over grasslands and didn't hit any structures.