Assessing the Damage Along the Tornadoes Path in Oklahoma
A Devastating Natural Disaster
On May 20th, 2013, a violent EF5 tornado wreaked havoc on Moore, Oklahoma. With wind speeds reaching up to 210 mph, the tornado left a path of destruction 14 miles long and 1737 yards wide. The deadly storm claimed the lives of 51 individuals and caused widespread damage to property and infrastructure.
Evaluating the Performance of Safe Rooms and Storm Shelters
In the aftermath of the tornado, extensive efforts were made to evaluate the performance and functionality of safe rooms and storm shelters in its path. These structures are designed to provide protection from tornadoes and other severe weather events, and their effectiveness is crucial for ensuring the safety of the population.
The report examines the performance of various safe rooms and storm shelters in Moore and provides valuable insights into their ability to withstand extreme weather conditions. The findings from this study contribute to the ongoing efforts to enhance the resilience and safety of communities in tornado-prone areas.
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