That is pretty funny how it is similar to Sandy's track. I suppose we can say it's a good thing that Hurricane (non-Hurricane) Sandy was a 1 in a million shot.
There has been plenty of talk about the upgrade to EF-5 in Enderlin, North Dakota. (You may want to check out multiple videos on Youtube.) Here was, I believe, the closest time frame that I saved of that tornado (June 20th, 11:08PM central)
Is there an organized tornado archive other than Wikipedia and also possibly Tornadoarchive dot com? Just wondering. I think SPC online severeplot is adequate, but not necessarily easy to use.
There is a brand new video on Youtube about the Nov 21-23 1992 tornado outbreak. It is by "CJ Morgan-Florida Man Weather."
I looked up some facts and maps about this a few weeks ago. There was a complex pattern of tornado threats
I've created a new loop including all 500mb maps last month (it's 24-hour daily anomalies)
https://great-lakes-salsite.web.app/Sep_2025_500mb_loop.html
I was messing around with decades-old tornado outbreaks. It seems that May 1995 was had a near-record high 392 tornadoes (month of May only.) I'm not really sure which May had more tornadoes, but obviously we can say that April 2011 had more. Many tornadoes affected Illinois.