11 states have seen tornadoes on Valentine’s Day: Mississippi (9), Arkansas (5), Idaho (5), Georgia (3), Oklahoma (3), Texas (3), California (2), Louisiana (2), Missouri (2), North Carolina (2) and South Carolina (2).
Eight of these tornadoes have been significant (F2 or higher), with one F3 during 1956 in Arkansas. This F3 also produced the longest track length of any Valentine’s Day tornado at 33 miles.
The last time the U.S. experienced a tornado on Valentine’s Day was 2000, when 11 of them impacted Idaho and the Southeast U.S.
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