(This was my first fanmade ef5 and yes this was made up in chatgpt) date: May 24, 2002 Location: norman Category: EF5 Winds: Estimated 320+ mph Width: 2.3 miles Fatalities: 181 Nickname: “The Reaper” By 6:31 PM, “The Reaper” had lifted. Silence returned, broken only by car alarms and distant cries. Emergency services from across Oklahoma rushed in, but found entire neighborhoods simply gone. Over 180 lives were lost. Hundreds more injured. Thousands displaced.
Meteorologists called it one of the fastest-intensifying tornadoes ever recorded — from EF0 to EF5 in under 20 minutes. The National Weather Service described the damage as “beyond extreme.”
The name “The Reaper” stuck — coined by a local news reporter who broke down on air saying, “It didn’t just take buildings… it took families.”
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(This was my first fanmade ef5 and yes this was made up in chatgpt) date: May 24, 2002
Location: norman
Category: EF5
Winds: Estimated 320+ mph
Width: 2.3 miles
Fatalities: 181
Nickname: “The Reaper” By 6:31 PM, “The Reaper” had lifted. Silence returned, broken only by car alarms and distant cries. Emergency services from across Oklahoma rushed in, but found entire neighborhoods simply gone. Over 180 lives were lost. Hundreds more injured. Thousands displaced.
Meteorologists called it one of the fastest-intensifying tornadoes ever recorded — from EF0 to EF5 in under 20 minutes. The National Weather Service described the damage as “beyond extreme.”
The name “The Reaper” stuck — coined by a local news reporter who broke down on air saying, “It didn’t just take buildings… it took families.”
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