Colossal trees snap like matchsticks. A gigantic orange fireball
explodes in the funnel's black core. Horses are sucked up and spit
out alive by 200-mile-per-hour winds. These were just a few of the
scenes that unfolded on June 8, 1966, when a massive EF-5 tornado
cut a 22-mile swath across eastern Kansas and straight through
Topeka Kansas's capital city. When it was over, 16 people were
dead, more than 500 were injured, and property damage had reached
$100 million, making the tornado the most destructive in U.S.
history up to that time.
That fateful day comes back to life in And Hell Followed With
It: Life and Death in a Kansas Tornado. Author Bonar Menninger has
interviewed dozens of survivors to construct a tightly woven
narrative that conveys in gut-wrenching detail what it's like when
nature careens out of control and ordinary people face
extraordinary, life-threatening situations.
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