Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The most violent outbreak of tornadoes in history, the 1974 Super Outbreak, releases 148 tornadoes in 13 American states and one province in Canada. Thousands of homes are destroyed and more than 330 people die; 5,000 people are left homeless or injured. A team of meteorologists led by Ted Fujita will examine the tragedy to provide new methods to predict more precisely the future tornadoes.
The most violent outbreak of tornadoes in history, the 1974 Super Outbreak, releases 148 tornadoes in 13 American states and one province in Canada. Thousands of homes are destroyed and more than 330 people die; 5,000 people are left homeless or injured. A team of meteorologists led by Ted Fujita will examine the tragedy to provide new methods to predict more precisely the future tornadoes.
