Tri State Tornado Research Paper

The so called Tri-State tornado’s path was 219 miles long before the twister ran out of energy and dissipated. The Tri-State tornado devastated 164 square miles of towns farms and neighborhoods leaving nothing but rubble and lost memories. The estimated speeds of over 300 mph and has broke the United States record for the fasted tornado in the U.S.A. The Tri-State tornado started at 1 p.m. and there were over 2,000 injuries. The hospitals in the area are full with the injured and dead. We had an interview with an old cow farmer who made it out, sadly his wife and cows didn’t have the same outcome. This is what he had to say “All I saw was a massive cloud of dust coming and the next thing I knew I heard my wife screaming so I ran to find her and the house just fell” he said he got pinned and couldn’t move. He then passed out and woke up in
The twister having taken 71 lives in Indiana, the storm dissipated around 4:30 PM approximately 3 miles southwest of Petersburg. With winds roughly around 300 mph the storm left thousands without food water and shelter. Fires, looting, and theft increased after the storm. Hopefully we can recover from this massive tragedy and regain our strength and build our lively hoods back up. So far this year has had a major outbreak of tornados and this year breaks records for the amount of tornados in one year and deaths for storms. Companies and businesses are heavily affected by this storm also and has led to some businesses giving up on production for at least a year or even two. People are doing as much as they can to help each other out like helping give food and water the the now homeless and helping to rebuild their lives. Many people have decided to to move out of state and settle down in more temperate climate and who can blame