User talk:KyleZ135
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Deadly May 17 tornado
[edit](1)I have already added the deadly May 17 tornado. In fact, I did that on May 18, about a whole month ago. (2)If you want to add deadly tornadoes, just go here and follow the previous template, which is what I did. Don't worry; it took me forever to find it as well. LOL! I eventually had to go through the contributions of TropicalAnalystwx13 to find it. That is all. Have a good day!ChessEric (talk) 03:29, 15 June 2020 (UTC)
Thanks man! If the Church Point, LA tornado is there, then we need to add the April 22nd tornado from Alexandria, LA. One of these isn't on there. You can look at the map from this link.Thanks,ChessEric https://www.spc.noaa.gov/climo/torn/fatalmap.php#
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