Tornado record · Enhanced Fujita scale

EF2 tornado, Smith County, Texas, April 29, 2016

RatingEF2
Deaths0
Injuries0
Length1 mi
Width400 yd
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Path

The path

Drawn as a straight line from the recorded start point (32.50, -95.41) to the end point (32.51, -95.40), which is all NOAA's record holds. The real track may have curved.

The record

The record

Date
April 29, 2016, 4:50 PM (as recorded, Central Standard Time)
Rating
EF2
States
Texas
Counties
Smith County
Path
1 miles long, up to 400 yards wide
Casualties
0 deaths, 0 injuries
Same day

Other tornadoes on April 29, 2016

Tornadoes, newest first
DateRatingStatePath lengthWidthDeathsInjuries
Apr 29, 2016EF2Texas25.94 mi3,221 yd02
Apr 29, 2016EF2Texas7.19 mi820 yd00
Apr 29, 2016EF1Oklahoma4 mi700 yd00
Apr 29, 2016EF1Oklahoma12 mi1,000 yd00
Apr 29, 2016EF1Texas1.06 mi150 yd00
Apr 29, 2016EF1Texas5.58 mi820 yd00
Apr 29, 2016EF1Texas5.77 mi200 yd00
Apr 29, 2016EF1Texas6.63 mi350 yd00
Apr 29, 2016EF1Arkansas1.68 mi900 yd00
Apr 29, 2016EF0Mississippi5.19 mi150 yd00
Apr 29, 2016EF0Mississippi0.93 mi50 yd00
Apr 29, 2016EF0Oklahoma0.5 mi20 yd00
Apr 29, 2016EF0Texas1.34 mi65 yd00
Apr 29, 2016EF0Texas0.3 mi20 yd00
Apr 29, 2016EF0Texas2.59 mi50 yd00
Nearby

Tornado history nearby

Source: NOAA Storm Prediction Center severe weather database, 1950 to 2025.