Tornado Outbreak Sets Record in North Dakota
• Historic tornado outbreak sets a new yearly record for North Dakota.
• Over 20 tornadoes formed along a 200-mile path from Mobridge, SD, to Minot, ND.
• Outbreak fueled by surface low, warm front, and strong low-level spin, leading to rapid storm intensification.
Dakotas see record-breaking tornado outbreak on Sunday
A historic tornado outbreak struck the Dakotas on Sunday, setting a new yearly tornado record for North Dakota. More than 20 tornadoes formed along a 200-mile path stretching from Mobridge, South Dakota, to Minot, North Dakota.
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