Notice any tornadoes lately? A forecaster explains why there have been none in New England in over a year and why people ...

The Enhanced Fujita Scale or more commonly referred to as the EF Scale, became operational in February 2007 and is used to assign a tornado a ‘rating' based on estimated wind speeds and related ...

The Enhanced Fujita Scale helps meteorologists to categorize tornadoes based on their wind speeds, strength and damage. The most destructive tornadoes in Colorado have ranged from EF-0 to EF-3 ...

The National Weather Service in Melbourne confirmed on Tuesday morning that a weak and short-lived tornado touched down in ...

Strong storms late last week caused damage in various parts of North Dakota, and spawned four tornadoes in northeastern Grand Forks County.

The National Weather Service in Melbourne confirmed on Tuesday morning that a weak and short-lived tornado touched down in ...

That’s the Enhanced Fujita scale, a rating system that looks at the strength of a tornado that’s newer than you may think. Allow me to explain.

That’s why it’s important to understand how tornadoes are measured. Enter the EF Scale, short for Enhanced Fujita Scale.

The answer lies in the Enhanced Fujita Scale, a tool used by the National Weather Service to assess tornado intensity based on damage and estimated wind speeds. The Enhanced Fujita Scale or more ...

The answer lies in the Enhanced Fujita Scale, a tool used by the National Weather Service to assess tornado intensity based on damage and estimated wind speeds. The Enhanced Fujita Scale or more ...