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DOI: 10.1175/1520-0493(1925)53<141:ttom>2.0.co;2
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THE TORNADOES OF MARCH 18, 19251

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“…The Introduction includes significant discussion of earlier results from Henry (1925) and Changnon and Semonin (1966). It would seem appropriate to have a concise Introduction where re-examination of the tristate tornado is justified based on incomplete earlier work and the continued interest to understand longtracked tornadoes.…”
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“…The Introduction includes significant discussion of earlier results from Henry (1925) and Changnon and Semonin (1966). It would seem appropriate to have a concise Introduction where re-examination of the tristate tornado is justified based on incomplete earlier work and the continued interest to understand longtracked tornadoes.…”
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“…This event is referred to as the Tri-State tornado because of three states being affected. The tornado's path length has been reported as 219 mi (352 km) by Henry (1925), which is the longest continuous track on record (Grazulis 1993). The tornado's approximate path is shown in Fig.…”
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“…The long-tracked 18 March 1925 ''Tri-State Tornado'' is the single deadliest tornado (695 fatalities) in U.S. history (Johns et al 2013). That tornado was originally associated with a damage pathlength of 352 km (219 mi) that occurred over a time span of 3.5 h (Henry 1925). However, Johns et al (2013) later identified 32 gaps in damage and concluded that there were two separate segments of 280 and 243 km (174 and 151 mi).…”
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