The Most Devastating Tornado in Kansas History | Greensburg 2007

May 4th, 2007. A quiet Friday evening in Greensburg, Kansas became a defining moment in tornado history. At 9:03 PM, a massive 1.7-mile-wide tornado touched down, marking the first EF5 rating on the newly implemented Enhanced Fujita Scale. With winds reaching 205 mph, this historic storm destroyed 95% of the town, claimed 11 lives, and changed tornado documentation forever. This is the complete story of the Greensburg tornado—from the atmospheric conditions that created a perfect storm, to the 60 minutes of destruction that leveled an entire community, to the remarkable rebuilding that followed. Disclaimer: This documentary contains footage of natural disaster aftermath. All content is presented respectfully and educationally. Our deepest respect to those who lost their lives and to the Greensburg community.