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The Fastest-Moving Violent Tornado in History – Guin, Alabama (1974)
An F5 tornado with 260 mph winds moves forward at 70-75 mph—the fastest violent tornado ever documented—tearing through Guin, Alabama completely wrapped in rain and darkness, making it invisible to residents until the moment 28 of them are killed in just eleven minutes.
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