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In Mid-May 2014, a 85 mile long band of severe thunderstorms mixed with the warm, humid air over central and northeast Quextin. At 9:43 AM, the first tornado of May was reported. Hours later, at least 40 reports of tornado had flooded the communication line of the QWS. The next day, at 11:09 AM, the single costliest tornado of Quextin history touched down. The tornado leveled whole neighborhoods. In the Fedsca Valley, torrential 2 day rains flooded the valley, along with apple size hail. On Mount Verzin, a 138MPH gust of wind blew down trees and telephone lines. The storm was the third costliest in Quextin History, and ninth costliest in Xinnia history.
Fedsca Tornado[]
Damage on the outskirts of Fedsca
On May 12, a 85 mile long band of severe thunderstorms mixed with the warm, humid air over central and northeast Quextin. At 9:43 AM, the first tornado of May was reported. Hours later, at least 40 reports of tornado had flooded the communication line of the QWS. The next day, at 11:09 AM, the single costliest tornado of Quextin history touched down. After 10 minutes of leveling small neighborhoods, the 2 mile wide mammoth twister headed straight for Fedsca. Due to the lack of a history with severe thunderstorms, the people of Fedsca had no idea what was happening when the tornado tore through the heart of town. Killing 71 in the line of destruction, Fedsca was in ruins.