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Public Information Statement
National Weather Service Wichita KS
600 AM CDT Sat Apr 22 2023

...ON THIS DATE IN WEATHER HISTORY...

In 2011, an EF4 tornado struck St.  Louis.  It was on the
ground for 22 miles, severely damaged around 20 homes and
left thousands without power.  But most noteworthy, the
tornado hit one terminal at Lambert Airport.  The damage
was so significant, the airport had to be closed for
nearly 24 hours.  Eight aircraft were damaged, two of
which were significant.   In 1944, from the 22nd through
the 24th, the Little Arkansas River wasn't so little.  It
rose to extremely high levels in Wichita, where it
flooded around 2000 homes.  Flooding along the Walnut
River covered much of Winfield.  

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In 1883, an outbreak of around 15 tornadoes struck the
Deep South, of which 6 were strong or violent.	The 2
most devastating twisters were F4s.  The first F4 had a
track 45 miles long and averaged one half mile wide.  It
tore across Southern Mississippi from 30 miles east of
Natchez to around 30 miles southeast of Jackson.  There
were 56 known fatalities and around 300 injuries.  The
second F4, which had a track 25 miles long and one half
to three quarters of a mile wide, ravaged part of
Southwest Georgia.  The tornado killed 10 people and
injured 80.

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