Category talk:Tornadoes of 1974

Seven F5 tornadoes in the Super Outbreak 23 rated F4 and two possible F5 tornadoes

April 3, 1974

F5 tornadoes

• 1. Daisy Hill, Indiana
• 2. Xenia, Ohio
• 3. Brandenburg, Kentucky
• 4. Sayler Park, Ohio
• 5. Tanner, Alabama
• 6. Moulton, Alabama
• 7. Guin, Alabama

Possible F5 tornadoes

• 1. Resaca, Georgia
• 2. Huntland, Tennessee

F4 tornadoes

• 1. Jasper, Alabama
• 2. Anchor, Illinois
• 3. Elizabethtown, Indiana
• 4. Lafayette, Indiana
• 5. Madison, Indiana
• 6. Monticello, Indiana
• 7. Seymour, Indiana
• 8. Dawsonville, Georgia
• 9. Caneyville, Kentucky
• 10. Drake, Kentucky
• 11. Frankfort, Kentucky
• 12. London, Kentucky
• 13. Louisville, Kentucky
• 14. Richmond, Kentucky
• 15. Winchester, Kentucky
• 16. Murphy, North Carolina
• 17. Norwood, Ohio
• 18. Cleveland, Tennessee
• 19. Farragut, Tennessee
• 20. Mascot, Tennessee
• 21. Red Bank, Tennessee

--Kevjgav (talk) 21:43, 25 February 2015 (UTC)

On April 3, an F3 tornado killed 2 in Belle Meade, Tennessee. On April 4, an infant was killed in Meadow Bridge, West Virginia by a high-end F3 tornado. On April 10, an F2 tornado hit Stockton, Maryland. On April 20, an F4 tornado hit Hortonville, Wisconsin. On May 12, a smaller outbreak produced two F2 tornadoes in Baldwin, Florida and several weak tornadoes in Colesville, Maryland. On June 8, an outbreak in the Great Plains produced two F4 tornadoes in Emporia, Kansas and Sperry, Oklahoma with several F3 tornadoes in Forest Park, Oklahoma. On June 18, an outbreak in the Midwest produced an F4 tornado in Ankeny, Iowa and on June 9, an F3 tornado caused near-F4 damage in Lowell, Indiana. On July 11, an F3 tornado hit Tioga, North Dakota. On August 22, an outbreak produced two F4 tornadoes in Iowa in Ladora and Ryan and on August 30, there was an unconfirmed tornado in Charlotte Amalie, U.S. Virgin Islands. On October 10, an F3 tornado hit Tijeras, New Mexico and on October 29, another F3 tornado hit Youngsville, Louisiana.--Kevjgav (talk) 05:39, 20 May 2015 (UTC)