Tornado at the Ground: How DOW data on the Greenfield, IA EF4+ Could Advance Research - 23 July 2024 @ametsoc
Tornado at the Ground: How DOW data on the Greenfield, IA EF4+ Could Advance Research - 23 July 2024 @ametsoc
Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
On May 21, 2024, DOW radars near Greenfield, IA, recorded EF4 tornado windspeeds of 309-318 mph, among the fastest ever! Hear from scientists who've gotten up close with tornadoes in 2024, and learn how the NSF-funded BEST project will enhance tornado prediction and safety.
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Tornado at the Ground: How DOW data on the Greenfield, IA EF4+ Could Advance Research - 23 July 2024

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