According to the Fujita Tornado Intensity Scale, a category F5 tornado, has what range of wind speeds? a. 113–157 miles per hour
b. 261-318 miles per hour
c. 207-260 miles per hour
d. 40-72 miles per hour

Hi! The answer is B.) 261 to 318 mph.

Explanation:

The Fujita scale classifies tornadoes according to the damage they cause. Almost half of all tornadoes fall into the F1 or “moderate damage” category. These tornadoes reach speeds of 73-112 mph and can overturn automobiles and mobile homes, rip off the roofs of houses, and uproot trees.

Only about one percent of tornadoes are classified as F5, causing “incredible damage”. With wind speeds in excess of 261 mph, these tornadoes are capable of lifting houses off their foundations and hurling them considerable distances.

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