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Local Weather History For May 15th...
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May 15, 1991, was a very active day for tornadoes in Oklahoma, as at
least five tornadoes struck the western and northwest parts of the state. The strongest tornado was sighted near Laverne, which was rated as an F3. The tornado was 800 to 900 yards wide, its path was 11.5 miles long, and it resulted in three injuries in the Laverne area. The parent storm also produced hail the size of grapefruits. |
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