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2. This map may save lives when there's a tornado threat - AOL

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   However, Croskery has noted that many tornado shelters don't open until there is an active tornado warning. "Thirteen minutes is the average lead time for a tornado. That's not a lot of time to ...

3. Mass casualty incident in Logan County northwest of Columbus ...

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   A half-mile-wide tornado was reported on the ground in Huron County by that county's emergency management agency with damage to homes and structures reported, according to the NWS Cleveland ...

4. Where did the tornadoes hit in Ohio? Here's what you need to ...

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   A tornado warning means a tornado has been sighted by a local NWS forecast office or indicated by weather radar and there is imminent danger to life and property. How are tornadoes confirmed?

5. Storm cellar - Wikipedia

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   There are several different styles of storm cellars. There are the generic underground storm/tornado cellar, also called storm or tornado shelters, as well as the new above-ground safe rooms. A "cellar" is an underground unit, but for the sake of the specified use of a "storm cellar" to protect one from high-wind storms, it seems relevant to ...

6. List of Ohio tornadoes - Wikipedia

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   An F1 tornado tracked through St. Henry, uprooting trees and inflicting minor damage to homes and other structures. [57] An F2 tornado developed and touched down directly above Wilmington, causing intense damage to structures and injuring 10 people. [58] A long-tracked F2 tornado impacted Sabina, causing damage to houses and businesses. Power ...

7. Tornado outbreak sequence of May 2019 - Wikipedia

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   The El Reno, Oklahoma school district—which has storm shelters at seven of its schools (six underground and one above-ground shelter)—was one of the few in sections of central and western Oklahoma under highest threat of significant severe weather that decided to hold regular classes that day; El Reno Superintendent Craig McVay defended the ...