Trail of damage: Aerial view of U.S. tornado track

Trail of damage
Aerial view of U.S. tornado track

An EF-2 tornado struck Missouri on Easter Sunday. These incredible images show the path the tornado took, leaving damage to property and vegetation.

There were over two dozen tornado reports over the Easter Weekend, extending from Texas through the Ozarks. Video captured via drone shows the path one tornado took as it moved through the Missouri city of Bloomfield.

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Trail of damage: Aerial view of U.S. tornado track

Trail of damageAerial view of U.S. tornado track

Trail of damage
Aerial view of U.S. tornado track