Draft talk:2019 Dayton tornado

Latest comment: 4 days ago by EF5 in topic Notability table

Notability table

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If you don't mind, I'm going to use this draft as a non-neutral way of seeing if my AfD/C table is effective, and it may be helpful to the article itself (although you can feel free to remove this if you don't want it). Formerly MemeGod, EF5 19:51, 20 November 2024 (UTC)Reply

EF5's Tornado AfD Table
Criteria no. Sub-criteria Description Pass? Fail? Comments
1 (Coverage) 1a Any coverage?  Y Here, here and here are good examples.
1b Any significant coverge? (e.g. CNN or the NYT)  Y NPR, ResearchGate and USA Today.
1c Any lasting coverage past 6 months after the tornado?  Y See above links.
2 (Strength) 2a Was the tornado EF0-EF2?
2b Was the tornado EF3?
2c Was the tornado EF4?  Y
2d Was the tornado EF5?
3 (Damage) 3a Did the tornado kill at least one person?  Y Death is indirect.
3b Did the tornado injure at least one person?  Y 166 injuries, high count for an EF4 tornado
3c Did the tornado cause monetary damage totaling over $200,000 USD?  Y $500 million (2019 USD) in damges, seems notable in this aspect
4 (Aftermath) 4a Did the tornado significantly damage a town?  Y To be fair, Dayton is huge.
4b Any notable deaths?  Y
5 (Content) 5a Is the article not a CFORK of an existing section? Draft is still under construction.
5b Can the content not be easily merged into a section? Draft is still under construction.
5c Is the article longer than the page on its respective outbreak? Draft is still under construction.
5d Is the article a GA, FA or has recently been featured on DYK? Draft is still under construction.
6 (Overall) 6a Are at least five of these criterion met, with exceptions made if needed?  Y
Final verdict: Pass: Meets GNG, LASTING and SUSTAINED. Would likely survive a potential AfD discussion.