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The National Weather Service created the below map showing the range and strength of the Moore, Oklahoma tornado. For reference the Enhanced Fujita scale is EF 0 equals 65-85 miles per hour (104-137 kilometers per hour), EF 2 equals 111-135 mi/h (178-217 km/h), EF 4 equals 166-200 mi/h (267-322 km/h).
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The BBC has a large scale map showing the path of the tornado inside the town of Moore. Two of the three schools suffered pretty much direct hits.
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The National Weather Service has another map comparing the path of the 2013 Moore tornado with the 1999 Moore tornado.
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Finally NASA released a video of the storm's growth.
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