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1. 2008 atlanta tornado outbreak
 2. 1999 oklahoma tornado outbreak
3. tri-state tornado outbreak
4. 2013 moore tornado
5. june 2012 north american derecho
6. 1974 super outbreak
7. 2012 leap day tornado outbreak
8. 1967 oak lawn tornado outbreak
9. 2011 north american heat wave
10. 2020 easter tornado outbreak
 11. hurricane sandy
12. hurricane irene
13. 1998 atlantic hurricane season
14. hurricane katrina
15. cyclone yasi
16. 2011 mississippi river floods
17. february 2014 nor'easter
18. tornado outbreak of april 20, 2004
19. 2011 joplin tornado
20. 1991 halloween blizzard
 21. super outbreak
22. 2004 atlantic hurricane season
23. 2008 atlantic hurricane season
24. 2010 tennessee floods
25. andover tornado outbreak
26. 1965 palm sunday tornado outbreak
27. 1900 galveston hurricane
28. hurricane isaias
29. 1944 great atlantic hurricane
30. edmonton tornado
 31. hurricane ida
32. great lakes storm of 1913
33. july 2016 north china cyclone
34. 2013 alberta floods
35. summer of 2012 derecho series
36. 1980 grand island tornado outbreak
37. lubbock tornado
38. april 2007 nor'easter
39. 1993 storm of the century
40. great flood of 1993

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