6.3K views · 153 reactions | A tornado that hit Enderlin, North Dakota on June 20th has been upgraded to EF5 status with winds exceeding 210 mph. This marks the first EF5 tornado in the United States in over a decade, ending the longest "EF5 drought" since the enhanced scale was introduced in 2007. Survey teams confirmed the devastating classification after analyzing damage from a train derailment and Doppler radar data. | The National Weather Desk | Facebook

140K views · 3.7K reactions | An EF5 tornado struck near Enderlin, North Dakota, with winds over 210 mph, derailing trains and wiping out a farmstead. Three lives were lost, but surprisingly, no one else was injured despite the tornado's one-mile-wide path. The last EF5 was in 2013 in Moore, Oklahoma. Never underestimate the chaotic nature of US weather. #EF5Tornado #NorthDakota #Tornado #Weather #Enderlin | Ryan Hall, Y'all | Facebook

The U.S. finally has its first EF-5 tornado in over a decade. The Enderlin, ND tornado from June 20th has officially been upgraded to EF-5 status with winds over 210 mph. 🌪️ #Tornado #WeatherNews #ef5 | HailTrace