The extraordinary Joplin twister –the single deadliest tornado since U.S. officials began keeping records in 1950 — was a rare destructive phenomenon known as a “multi-vortex,” hiding two or more cyclones within the wider wind funnel.
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Before 1950, we were such Neanderthals that we did not know how to count bodies. Thus any pre-1950 death toll figure is highly suspect. Everyone knows that 1950 is the official beginning of recorded history.