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Tornadoes have the fastest winds on earth.

Winds in a tornado can reach a little over 300 mph.

However, winds on some of the other planets are much faster. The fastest known winds in the universe occur on Neptune. They can exceed 1,000 mph.

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In terms of total energy output tornadoes are not the most powerful storms, as larger systems release more energy, and are certainly not the most energetic disasters (that title goes to earthquakes).

However, they are the most violent of storms on earth, capable of producing far stronger winds than any other type of storm, but on a much more localized scale.

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It is estimated that the peak winds of tornadoes can reach a little bit over 300 mph.

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The fastest wind speed ever recorded in a tornado was a gust to 302 mph in the F5 tornado that hit the Oklahoma City area on May 3, 1999.

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