Tri-State Tornado

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Predicate Object
gptkbp:instance_of gptkb:beach
gptkbp:bfsLayer 4
gptkbp:bfsParent gptkb:tornado_alley
gptkb:Tornado_Alley
gptkbp:aftermath significant rebuilding efforts
massive recovery efforts
gptkbp:casualties many families affected
numerous accounts documented
many survivors became advocates for safety
numerous accounts of survival
many survivors became advocates for safety measures
gptkbp:category gptkb:F5
gptkbp:climate part of climatology studies on tornadoes
gptkbp:community_involvement demonstrated community resilience in recovery efforts
communities rebuilt after the disaster
gptkbp:community_support communities supported each other post-disaster
gptkbp:complications 2,000
gptkbp:cultural_impact inspired books and documentaries
influenced local culture and folklore
gptkbp:date March 18, 1925
gptkbp:death_place part of Tornado Alley region
gptkbp:documentary featured in several documentaries
gptkbp:duration 3.5 hours
gptkbp:economic_activity influenced urban planning in affected areas
gptkbp:educational_programs used in educational programs about tornado safety
tornado preparedness programs established
gptkbp:emergency_services issued prior to the event
federal disaster relief provided
shaped emergency management policies
highlighted the need for tornado preparedness plans
influenced disaster response strategies
Tri-State Tornado family
catalyst for tornado research initiatives
influenced tornado drill practices
led to advancements in tornado research methodologies
influenced tornado preparedness initiatives
gptkbp:end_of_life 695
gptkbp:environmental_impact led to advancements in meteorology
led to improved forecasting techniques
associated with spring weather patterns
gptkbp:feedback local communities banded together for recovery
gptkbp:finale_date near Princeton, Indiana
gptkbp:first_published subject of multiple books
gptkbp:government_type federal aid provided after the disaster
establishment of warning systems
gptkbp:historical_documentation extensive documentation exists
extensively documented in historical records
gptkbp:historical_event documented in the National Weather Service archives
gptkbp:historical_impact changed perceptions of tornado preparedness
changed tornado safety regulations
gptkbp:historical_significance remains a significant event in American history
deadliest tornado in U. S. history
remains a key event in meteorological history
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label Tri-State Tornado
gptkbp:involved_countries gptkb:Illinois
gptkb:Indiana
gptkb:Missouri
gptkbp:is_a_route_for 219 miles
traveled through rural and urban areas
gptkbp:is_celebrated_in various memorials established
annual remembrance events held
Tri-State Tornado Memorial Park
gptkbp:judges many eyewitnesses reported the event
gptkbp:launch_site near Ellington, Missouri
Ellington, Missouri
gptkbp:legacy remains a key event in tornado history
gptkbp:length 1 mile
gptkbp:local_legends became part of local folklore
gptkbp:media_coverage extensive coverage in newspapers
extensive news reports
gptkbp:notable_enemies damaged infrastructure
destroyed buildings
destroyed several towns
gptkbp:public_awareness increased public awareness of tornado risks
gptkbp:public_perception increased awareness of tornado safety
gptkbp:related_event other tornadoes in 1925
gptkbp:reports_to numerous eyewitness accounts collected
gptkbp:research studied by meteorologists
studied for tornado safety improvements
subject of scientific analysis in meteorology
analyzed for wind speeds
gptkbp:safety_features issued shortly before touchdown
led to development of safety protocols
gptkbp:scientific_classification classified as a violent tornado
gptkbp:speed estimated wind speeds over 300 mph
gptkbp:type_of_insurance significant insurance claims filed
led to numerous insurance claims
gptkbp:weather_conditions supercell thunderstorm
severe thunderstorms
associated with specific weather patterns in the Midwest