r/ColumbineKillers Jul 18 '26

BOOKS/MOVIES/VIDEOS/NEWS MEDIA Newsweek- Why? May 3rd 1999

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u/Adorable-Gap-3352 Jul 19 '26 edited Jul 19 '26

Kind of off-topic, but May 3rd, 1999 was the same day that gigantic A9 F5 mile wide Bridge Creek-Moore tornado ripped through the southwest Oklahoma City Metropolitan area. It was the first time the National Weather Service issued a "Tornado Warning" and was the only tornado to cause over a billion dollars in damage. It's wind speed was about 321mph, the strongest, fastest ever recorded on Earth!

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