On June 13, 1976, the small town of Jordan, Iowa faced an unprecedented weather event: a terrifying F5 tornado that was not alone. This catastrophic storm was surrounded by multiple other tornadoes, creating what can only be described as a true tornado nightmare. As temperatures soared into the 90s and atmospheric conditions reached explosive levels with over 6,000 Joules per kilogram of CAPE, the stage was set for disaster. Join us as we delve into this harrowing tale of nature's fury and explore how these extreme conditions led to one of the most powerful tornadoes you've never heard of.
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