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DescriptionJarrell tornado path.jpg	English: An aerial view of the tornado path
Date	27 May 1997
Source	https://www.weather.gov/media/pub/pdf/sdata/051997.pdf
Author	Troy Kimmel, KimCo Meteorological Services, Austin, TX

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