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Additional houses sustained varying degrees of damage. Numerous trees were snapped or uprooted, including some that were stubbed and debarked. Two people were injured.\n\n",{"type":62,"geometry":71,"properties":75},{"type":35,"coordinates":72},[73,74],-92.6909,36.1943,{"id":32,"date":48,"name":76,"title":77,"content":78},"Boone, AR","Feature 1","",{"type":62,"geometry":80,"properties":84},{"type":35,"coordinates":81},[82,83],-93.0533,36.1745,{"id":24,"date":48,"name":85,"title":86,"content":78},"Fulton, AR","Feature 2",{"type":62,"geometry":88,"properties":92},{"type":35,"coordinates":89},[90,91],-89.7199,36.801,{"id":93,"date":48,"name":94,"title":95,"content":78},3,"Stoddard, MO","Feature 3",{"type":62,"geometry":97,"properties":101},{"type":35,"coordinates":98},[99,100],-91.79,37.02,{"id":57,"date":48,"name":102,"title":103,"content":78},"Shannon, MO","Feature 4",{"type":62,"geometry":105,"properties":107},{"type":35,"coordinates":106},[99,100],{"id":108,"date":48,"name":109,"title":110,"content":78},5,"Johnson, IL","Feature 5",{"type":62,"geometry":112,"properties":114},{"type":35,"coordinates":113},[39,40],{"id":14,"date":48,"name":115,"title":116,"content":78},"Hopkins, KY","Feature 6",{"type":62,"geometry":118,"properties":121},{"type":35,"coordinates":119},[37,120],33.5264,{"id":122,"date":123,"name":124,"title":125,"content":126},7,"May 25th 2024","Denton, TX","Feature 7","# Valley View\n\nThis intense, deadly, long-tracked tornado initially touched down southeast of Bowie in Montague County at 9:42 PM CDT. It initially caused EF0-EF1 damage to trees and outbuildings as it moved through rural areas. Moving eastward, the tornado intensified to EF2 strength, causing severe damage to two rural residence, with lesser damage being inflicted to other nearby residences. The tornado then weakened slightly as it continued eastward and passed south of Forestburg. Widespread EF0 to high-end EF1 damage to trees and outbuildings, along with minor damage to homes, was observed along this segment of the path. The tornado further weakened as it turned east-southeastward, crossed into Cooke County, and passed through Rosston, causing widespread EF0 tree damage. As the tornado approached and crossed FM 51 south of Era, the tornado strengthened again, with trees and structures suffering EF1 damage. Further strengthening occurred as the tornado continued eastward southeast of Era and west of Valley View, inflicting EF2 damage to three residences. After causing some additional EF1 damage, the tornado reached its peak intensity of low-end EF3 along County Road 200.[77] Several newly constructed homes were heavily damaged or destroyed with roofs removed and exterior walls knocked down. To the east, the tornado struck a neighborhood along West Lone Oak Rd at EF2 intensity heavily damaging manufactured and mobile homes, including some that were demolished. A few fatalities occurred at this location.[80]\n\nThe tornado maintained high-end EF2 intensity as it crossed I-35 at the Lone Oak Road\u002FFM 3002 interchange south of Valley View, tossing multiple cars and tractor-trailers off the interstate. On the east side of the interstate, a Shell gas station, where dozens of people had taken shelter in, a metal building shop, and an RV and boat storage units were heavily damaged or destroyed. Continuing eastward along FM 3002 towards Ray Roberts Lake causing more roof damage to structures along with tree damage. The tornado then weakened to EF1 strength, crossed the lake, and struck a mobile home and RV park at the Ray Roberts Lake State Park Johnson Branch on the Cooke County-Denton County border, tossing and rolling multiple mobile homes and RVs, including some that were thrown in the lake, and causing additional tree damage.[77] Multiple fatalities were reported in this area. The tornado then began to occlude near Pilot Point and crossed back into Cooke County. Some tree damage was observed at the end Anderson Road before the tornado dissipated over the lake at 11:15 PM CDT.[80][3]\n\nThe tornado was on the ground for just over an hour and a half, reaching a peak width of 1,200 yd (1,100 m) along its 47.99-mile (77.23 km) journey. 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The tornado then moved eastward passing through Keetonville, and moving along SH-20 before becoming strong and moving directly into Claremore. Widespread EF2 damage was inflicted to numerous structures throughout the city. The tornado reached EF3 intensity on the east side of Claremore with more intense widespread damage noted. The tornado then continued eastward, and crossed I-44, producing widespread tree damage. The tornado continued to produce EF2 tree damage as it moved into Mayes County. A mobile home just east of the county line was destroyed, killing two people and injuring four others. Northwest of Pryor, the tornado inflicted EF3 damage to homes before quickly weakening and dissipating just beyond that point at 11:59 pm CDT. At least 23 people were injured. The tornado was accompanied by extensive straight-line winds associated with the rear flank downdraft outside of the tornado track to the south, which caused additional damage. 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