This is insanely cool. I never knew a F4 tornado once tore through my county back in the 1890s.

That's super cool! Earlier today I was just calculating how many F5's and EF5 tornadoes touched down after nightfall, especially in the winter, so I'm sure I'll be using this tool for something similar in the future!

This is very cool! My husband used to chase for OU back in the mid 1970s when the university was working on calibrating the "new" doppler radar for tornado prediction. Back then it was a radio, clip board and binoculars. He's still a chaser at heart but we do ours by watching others.

This is awesome!!!! Yeah I can understand the deal with phones. But I'll get used to it lol. But this is really cool.

Incredible work...simply outstanding! Thank you for collaborating to maintain these incredibly important archives.

I can't say thank you enough!!! I miss the tornado project being up and I was devastated when it was no longer there. I can really study things better this way and just be amazed!

This is absolutely wonderful! Thank you for doing this. I look forward to seeing the site evolve into the future.

Oh my god I could spend hours on this site

this is SO clever it motivates me to work harder! 🤩Well done people - the importance of this resource can't be over-stated! 👏🏼

Can't express enough thanks to you guys, Tornado History Project was my entire childhood, so sad when I found out it has gone

That's an amazing tool! Will use it for sure! And you deserve so many more subscribers to your quality content!

That is Awesome, I love seeing the history of Tornados

This is so dope! I'm gonna go check it out now.

Thank you so much I’ve been trying to find this for a long time and you helped thank you again

Thanks for making this site. You're right, doesn't work well on my phone.

Thank you! I missed tornado history project!

Awesome site. Gonna help a lot on studying these things again.

Way cool, love it.

This is a very cool tool! I would be interested in analyzing the data if El niño and La niña filters were available comparing locations and quantities inside and outside of those special years.

This is spectacular! It is a easily accessible and simple to navigate system that yields factual information regarding every last twisting wind anomaly since they have been documented in our time of living and might offer some understanding. This is such a needed reference and having a program that even a complete newb could navigate through. Plus, colors. These who can't read draw. They use simple shapes that are recognized world wide. My great grandmother is a perfect example. She was a 4 foot 10 white spiked hair that accidentally just spiked lived here since the late 70's and never learned much English. Calabrese. Straight from the old country and she loved wheel of fortune. Why? Well, those colors on that wheel as it spun offered NANA Julia comfort and entertainment. Colors. Spinning slices of color. She just stared in awe. Mouth open. Staring and would sometimes blurt out a few sentences to her daughter my moms mom. Nama alicia who would roll her eyes at her and then tell us what she said. Usually it would be an old reference to being raised in Donacy. Calabria and other places had funny italian ways to complain about things. Nama Julia had tons of sayings that dont translate well. Like the donkey and how its stubborn. Its sounds awesome and it's fun to say just makes no sense in English explanation but, I digress. This huge compilation of weather events big and small, all over and historically accurate and detailed is a tool that I can see so many people using and contributing if possible to become a staple program used by everybody out in the feild. Its awesome. Such a needed tool and is needed for so many reasons. The amount of information is amazing. I'm dying to dig into it and be consumed by yet another rabbit hole type experience