Talk:1764_Woldegk_tornado References

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Short description: Exceptionally strong tornado

Wind speed

I don't see any mention of wind speed in the citation, how would they possibly figure this out 250 years ago. I would imagine the speed is derived from the Fujita scale and according to the MOS:UNIT it should have SI units primary. Avi8tor ( talk) 07:51, 29 June 2023 (UTC) reply