1892 Southern Minnesota tornado

1892 Southern Minnesota tornado

Infobox tornado single
name = 1892 Southern Minnesota tornado
date = June 15, 1892
time = 3:00 pm
fujitascale = F5
total damages (USD) = unknown
total fatalities = 12
area affected = Southern Minnesota
The 1892 Southern Minnesota tornado was a large and deadly tornado that struck several communities across southern Minnesota on June 15, 1892.cite book | last = Seeley | middle = W. | first = Mark | title = Minnesota Weather Almanac | publisher = Minnesota Historical Society press | pages = 186 | year = 2006 | id = ISBN 0-87351-554-4] It had a width of convert|500|yd|m|0 wide and was on the ground for convert|40|mi|km|0. The twister was estimated to have been an F5 on the Fujita scale.cite book |last=Grazulis |first=Thomas P. |authorlink=Thomas P. Grazulis |title=Significant Tornadoes 1680-1991. A Chronology and Analysis of Events |publisher=The Tornado Project of Environmental Films |date=July 1993 |location=St. Johnsbury, VT |isbn=1879362031 ] It killed 12 people in and injured 76 others.

Tornado path

The twister touched down after 3:00 pm in Jackson County in southwestern Minnesota, and after moving east destroyed a schoolhouse near Sherburn in Martin County. The teacher and 16 students were injured, but nobody was killed. As the tornado moved into Faribault County, it destroyed several farmsteads near Easton, throwing timber from barns up to convert|3|mi|km|0 away. The tornado then crossed Freeborn County before finally lifting back into the clouds in Steele County.

ee also

* Climate of Minnesota
* List of F5 and EF5 tornadoes
* List of North American tornadoes and tornado outbreaks

References

External links

* [http://climate.umn.edu/doc/historical/tornadic.htm Minnesota Tornado History and Statistics]


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