Tornado outbreak of Leap Day 1952
A localized, but destructive and deadly tornado outbreak impacted Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia on Leap Day in 1952. Thanks in part to unseasonably strong jet stream winds and a strong cold front, eight tornadoes left trails of damage and casualties. The outbreak killed five, injured 336, and caused $3.1 million (1952 USD) in damage. Four more fatalities and 14 more injuries occurred from other non-tornadic events as well.
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Tornado outbreak of Leap Day 1952
A localized, but destructive and deadly tornado outbreak impacted Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia on Leap Day in 1952. Thanks in part to unseasonably strong jet stream winds and a strong cold front, eight tornadoes left trails of damage and casualties. The outbreak killed five, injured 336, and caused $3.1 million (1952 USD) in damage. Four more fatalities and 14 more injuries occurred from other non-tornadic events as well.
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1952-02-29
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F4 damage in Fayetteville
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The F4 Fayetteville, Tennessee tornado dissipating after damaging the town.
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Tornado damage in Fort Payne, ...... Alabama, Geneaological Society
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Fayetteville, Tennessee
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Fort Payne, Alabama
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Tornado outbreak of Leap Day 1952
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the tornado outbreaks of 1952
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Tornado outbreak of Leap Day 1952
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