The NWS confirmed the Enderlin tornado reached 210 mph, upgrading it to an EF-5 — the first since 2013’s Moore, OK storm.

On June 20th, 2025, a mile wide tornado touched down at 11:02 pm near the small town of Enderlin, North Dakota. The nighttime wedge wreaked havoc on the North Dakota countryside for 19 minutes before ...

There hadn’t been an EF5 — the most intense on the five-point Enhanced Fujita Scale — anywhere on the planet for more than 12 years, dating back to an Oklahoma tornado on May 20, 2013. And then on ...

The tornado derailed 33 train cars, including several that were full, weighing more than a quarter of a million pounds. The fully loaded cars were derailed, tipped and moved, but one of the empty ...

The June 20 tornado near Enderlin, North Dakota, has been upgraded to EF5, the first in the US since 2013. With winds over 210 mph, it derailed trains, uprooted trees, and destroyed homes. The rare ...

This is the third F-5/EF-5 in the state of North Dakota since records started being kept in 1953. Violent (EF-4 and EF-5) tornadoes are a very rare occurrence in the state, with only 1-2 occurring in ...

The nation's longest "drought" between EF5 tornadoes has come to an end, scientists from the National Weather Service ...

A twister that touched down in June was recently confirmed to be a rare EF-5 tornado. New York has seen its share of strong tornadoes, but has the state ever encountered an EF-5?

The deadly tornado that ambushed Enderlin, North Dakota on June 20, 2025 has been upgraded to an EF-5, the strongest level on the Enhanced Fujita (EF) scale used to measure tornado intensity in the ...

A tornado hit Enderlin, North Dakota, with winds reaching at least 210 mph. The tornado has been classified as an EF5, the first since 2013, due to new research. The National Weather Service may ...