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  • Authorities also said at least six category EF-4 tornadoes—which pack winds of 166 to 200 miles per hour—touched down in Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia and Tennessee.

    South Struggling With Cleanup Douglas Belkin 2011

  • The weather service has categorized that tornado as at least'' an EF-4, with winds of at least 165 miles an hour.

    South Struggles to Assess Toll Douglas Belkin 2011

  • The EF-4 twister that ravaged Tuscaloosa was among 62 tornadoes that hit Alabama on April 27, leaving dozens dead.

    Tornado-delayed graduation finally held at Alabama 2011

  • An EF-4 with winds around 170 mph struck about 12 hours later, killing four people and cutting a path of destruction a half-mile wide through town.

    Alabama town bans FEMA trailers 2011

  • The weather service has categorized that tornado as at least'' an EF-4, with winds of at least 165 miles an hour in Pleasant Growth on the outskirts of Birmingham.

    More Than 250 Tornadoes Struck Mike Esterl 2011

  • The EF-4 twister that ravaged Tuscaloosa was among 62 tornadoes that hit Alabama on April 27, leaving dozens dead.

    Tornado-delayed graduation finally held at Alabama 2011

  • Authorities also said at least six category EF-4 tornadoes—which pack winds of 166 to 200 miles per hour—touched down in Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia and Tennessee.

    South Settles Into Slow Rhythm of Recovery Ryan Dezember 2011

  • At least 10 EF-4 tornadoes—which pack winds of 166 to 200 miles an hour—touched down in various states last week, according to the National Weather Service.

    More Than 250 Tornadoes Struck Mike Esterl 2011

  • Bethesda is not that far from where an EF-4 hit a few yearsago.

    The Volokh Conspiracy » Pathogens in Harm’s Way: 2009

  • Another one across the northeast corner of the state, where there was an even stronger storm, an EF-4 storm there with winds over 160 miles an hour.

    CNN Transcript Feb 7, 2008 2008

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