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In the evening hours of April 30, 2023, a rare and intense tornado struck portions of Virginia Beach, the largest city in the state of Virginia. The tornado inflicted heavy damage to dozens of homes, with wind speeds in the vortex reaching as high as 145 miles per hour (233 km/h). Despite heavy damage, no casualties were recorded. The tornado prompted the closure of three schools in the area; Virginia Beach was put under a local state of emergency. Damage costs from the tornado totaled an estimated $15 million.
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