the Southeast faced one of the most catastrophic tornado outbreaks in American history. From April 25th to April 28th, 2011, the region experienced what came to be known as the Super Outbreak.

there was catastrophic destruction from the twisters all around — so much so that 2011’s Super Outbreak holds the distinction of being “the most geographically extensive tornado calamity to ...

A study following the April 2011 Super Outbreak documented a photo blown 220 miles from an EF5 tornado in northern Alabama. Plumes of lofted debris can even be seen on radar, which helps ...