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01-26-2010 3:39 PM

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evan r

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The biggest tornado ever recorded in U.S history was on March 18, 1925. It went from eastern Missouri to southern Illinios. It happened on a Wednesday and it killed a lot of people. Its nickname was the great tri state tornado.

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04-26-2009 8:35 PM

Oscar M

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How big is the biggest tornado?

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Looking for information on size of tornadoes.

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Looking for information on size of tornadoes.