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What are some forgotten about powerful/significant tornadoes in history?
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The Lawrence County F5 is the one that springs to mind for me, and it was probably forgotten because it happeneda about a month before the Bridge-Creek Moore tornado and a week after the Birmingham Tornado, two tornadoes that are still often talked about till today...I would also say the Goessel, Kansas tornado of 1990 because it's often overshadowed by the tornado that spawned right before it from the same storm, the Hesston tornado (same tornado family). These two tornadoes were literally on the ground next to each other as Hesston was weakening while Goessel was strengthening. You could say two tornadoes that would come to be rated F5 were next to each other. INSANE stuff. Pic one is Lawrence County while 2 3 and 4 are all Goessel/Hesston. What tornadoes come to mind for you guys?

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oh no, yeah saw remembered it.

i get so scary whenever there's one

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