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Nah, not it either, you may try again!

Kansas City?

There are two Kansas Cities, but neither one of them are it either.

I will give another clue... It's not in Kansas, but it is in a neighboring state!

It was the 1957 Ruskin Heights tornado, which hit Martin City, Missouri? It was EF5 on the Fujita scale with >261 mph gale force winds.

Stillwater, Oklahoma?

Neither answer are correct, but you are all welcome to try again!

Miami, Florida.

Jakarta, Indonesia!!!!!!

That's not in the United States, Jonster.

Neither of those are it, but I realize that the question is back a couple of pages, with the clues spread out. Let me do this to make it easier for you guys.

A new clue has been added to the list.

Question 12:
Name the city and state that the widest and most powerful tornado was ever historically recorded within the United States.

Clues:

• The city and state is definitely within Tornado Alley.
• The state bird is the Scissor-tailed flycatcher.
• It's not in Kansas, but it is in a neighboring state!
• This state has rich Native American history.

You guys may all try again.

Denver, Colorado?

Well I could have changed my answer after April Fools was over, but then I’d be cheating.

Norman, Oklahoma?

Neither are correct, but I will say Jonster's certainly closest so far. You guys may try again.

Tulsa, Oklahoma?

Reese Riverson wrote: Mon Apr 06, 2026 3:07 pm Neither are correct, but I will say Jonster's certainly closest so far. You guys may try again.

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma?

Midwest City, Oklahoma?

Neither of those are correct, but I will say that dr_st now has the closest answer!

You may all try again!

Edmond, Oklahoma?

Piedmont, Oklahoma?

Neither of those are correct, but dr_st is getting warmer with his answer!

Miami, Florida?