A powerful tornado that struck North Dakota this summer has been classified as an EF-5, marking the first time in 12 years that a tornado of this strength has occurred in the U.S. This devastating event, which took place on June 20 in Enderlin, resulted in significant destruction and the tragic loss of three lives. The tornado reached a width of 1.05 miles, highlighting the severity of the storm and the urgent need for improved disaster preparedness in vulnerable areas.

A recent EF5 tornado in North Dakota has tragically claimed three lives, marking the first occurrence of such a powerful tornado in the United States in 12 years. This event highlights the increasing severity of weather phenomena and raises concerns about safety and preparedness in the face of climate change.