Titan Archive
YearFinal SPC data

1967

927 tornadoes in 1967, with 739 hail and 952 wind reports, from the NOAA SPC severe weather database.

Tornado recordHail + windDaily reportsStorm Events narrativesEF ScaleMax path width
114
Tornado deaths
F0 282 F1 327 F2 243 F3 58 F4 17
Hail and wind show significant reports only (2 in or larger, 65 kt or stronger). Click a legend item to show or hide it, or "only" to see just that. Select anything on the map to open its record.

Tornadoes by month

Jan: 39Feb: 8Mar: 42Apr: 150May: 116Jun: 209Jul: 91Aug: 28Sep: 139Oct: 36Nov: 8Dec: 61
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Hail reports by month

Jan: 12Feb: 0Mar: 44Apr: 142May: 159Jun: 183Jul: 127Aug: 43Sep: 17Oct: 4Nov: 3Dec: 5
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Wind reports by month

Jan: 36Feb: 28Mar: 39Apr: 113May: 183Jun: 198Jul: 158Aug: 69Sep: 23Oct: 45Nov: 7Dec: 53
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Storm days

Every day with a tornado, hail or wind report. Warmer colors mean more tornadoes; gray days had hail or wind only; a white ring marks a day with an F4/EF4 or stronger tornado.

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Running count

1967 against the years around it and the 1991 to 2020 average
19671991 to 2020 average1962 to 1972 (other years)
03757501,1251,500JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec1962: 657 tornadoes1963: 463 tornadoes1964: 704 tornadoes1965: 897 tornadoes1966: 585 tornadoes1968: 657 tornadoes1969: 608 tornadoes1970: 653 tornadoes1971: 889 tornadoes1972: 741 tornadoes19679271991-20 avg1,231

927 tornadoes in 1967, 25% below the 1991 to 2020 average of 1,231.

Counts by storm day (12Z to 12Z). Reporting changed a great deal over the decades, so years far from 1991 to 2020 are not a like-for-like comparison with the average.

Busiest tornado days

#DayTornadoesF/EF4+DeathsStrongestStates
109/20/675901F3FL, KS, NE, TX
204/21/6746558F4CA, IA, IL, IN, MI, MO
301/24/673027F4IA, IL, MO, WI
406/10/672524F4CO, IL, KS, MO, OK, WI
506/14/672500F3CO, IA, KS, MN, NE, NM, OK, SD, WY
606/11/672200F3CO, IL, KS, MI, MO, NE, OK, TX, WI
709/21/672200F2MI, PA, TX
804/30/6721413F4IA, MN, SD
910/24/672100F3AL, IL, IN, MI, MO
1004/13/672000F2AR, LA, MO, MS, TX
1109/22/672000F2TX
1209/19/671804F3KS, TX
1305/01/671600F3AR, KY, LA, MS, TX
1406/13/671600F2MN, NE, OH, TX
1507/03/671500F3CO, KS, NM, OK, TX

Busiest severe weather days

tornado, hail and wind reports together
#DayAll reportsTornadoesHailWindLargest hailTop gust
104/21/67794614192.5 in70 kt (81 mph)
209/20/676259301.5 in–
301/24/6755308172 in68 kt (78 mph)
406/10/67522516114 in96 kt (110 mph)
506/14/67502510155 in70 kt (81 mph)
606/09/67491423124.5 in70 kt (81 mph)
704/30/67472114122.75 in60 kt (69 mph)
810/24/6747212241.5 in75 kt (86 mph)
904/23/6744112583 in55 kt (63 mph)
1004/16/6742132093 in58 kt (67 mph)
1105/01/6740162221.75 in70 kt (81 mph)
1205/06/6738116211.75 in50 kt (58 mph)
1305/30/6737131592.75 in55 kt (63 mph)
1407/03/67361510114.25 in65 kt (75 mph)
1505/12/673422393 in66 kt (76 mph)

Largest hail

top 15

Strongest wind gusts

top 15, measured first on ties
#DateGustmphTypePlaceNote
106/13/67100 kt115Not givenMadison County, NE
206/23/67100 kt115Not givenBarton County, KS
306/10/6796 kt110Not givenBlaine County, OK
402/07/6790 kt104Not givenNC
510/30/6790 kt104Not givenLA
607/30/6787 kt100Not givenBrunswick County, NC
707/28/6786 kt99Not givenShawnee County, KS
805/15/6785 kt98Not givenNottoway County, VA
906/10/6782 kt94Not givenKingfisher County, OK
1006/01/6780 kt92Not givenLubbock County, TX
1106/19/6780 kt92Not givenOsage County, OK
1204/17/6777 kt89Not givenFrio County, TX
1304/13/6775 kt86Not givenReno County, KS
1407/28/6775 kt86Not givenWabaunsee County, KS
1508/03/6775 kt86Not givenCass County, MO

F4/EF4 and stronger

17

Deadliest tornadoes

  • Storm days. A day here runs from 12Z to 12Z (6 a.m. CST to 6 a.m. CST the next morning), the way SPC counts storm days, so an overnight tornado counts with the afternoon and evening before it.
  • Reporting changed over time. Tornado counts rose from the 1990s on as Doppler radar, spotter networks and cameras caught more weak tornadoes. Counts from different decades are not directly comparable, especially for the weakest ratings.
  • F and EF ratings. The Enhanced Fujita (EF) Scale replaced the Fujita (F) Scale on 02/01/07. Both estimate wind speed from damage, but they use different damage indicators, so each rating is shown with its own scale.
  • Ratings before the mid 1970s. The F Scale came into use in the early 1970s. Tornadoes from 1950 until then were rated afterward from newspaper accounts, photos and records, which tends to make those ratings less certain.
Titan Archive · a Tornado Titans project Data: NOAA Storm Prediction Center severe weather database · updated 10/03/26