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This is a list of tornadoes during 2022 that caused at least $1 million in damage. Damage totals for tornadoes in the United States is estimated by various organizations, including the National Weather Service, United States Army Corps of Engineers, insurance companies, financial analysis companies (ex. CoreLogic) and other meteorologists or engineers.[1] The official damage total for tornadoes in the United States is provided by the National Centers for Environmental Information.

During 2022, at least 41 tornadoes caused at least $1 million (2022 USD) in damage.

List

List of tornadoes during 2022 that caused at least $1,000,000 in damage
Date Area affected EF# Damage (2023 USD) Refs
January 3 Newton Grove, North Carolina EF1 $1,500,000 [2][3]
January 9 Peason, Louisiana EF2 $1,500,000 [4][5]
January 16 Iona—Fort Meyers, Florida EF2 $10,000,000 [6][7]
March 5 Macksburg–Winterset–Norwalk–Newton, Iowa EF4 $220,000,000 [8][9][10]
March 5 Derby—Chariton, Iowa EF3 $1,500,000 [11][12]
March 16 Sarasota, Florida EF1 $1,000,000 [13]
March 21 Madisonville, Texas EF1 $1,000,000 [14][15]
March 21 Crockett, Texas EF2 $5,000,000 [16][17][18]
March 21 Gilmer—Ore City—Linden, Texas EF2 $2,600,000 [19]
March 21 Linwood—Cushing—Brachfield, Texas EF2 $1,785,000 [20]
March 22 Gretna–Arabi–New Orleans East, Louisiana EF3 $32,500,000 [21][9]
March 30 Springdale, Arkansas EF3 $20,000,000 [22][9]
April 4 Joshua—Egan, Texas EF2 $1,000,000 [23][24]
April 12 Taopi, Minnesota EF2 $1,600,000 [25][26]
April 29 Andover, Kansas EF3 $41,500,000 [27][9]
May 20 Gaylord, Michigan EF3 $50,175,000 [28][9]
May 24 Red River County, Texas EF1 $5,000,000 [29][30]
May 30 Grant County, Minnesota EF2 $2,000,000 [31]
May 30 Todd County—Wadena County—Cass County, Minnesota EF2 $1,150,000 [32]
May 30 Grant County, Minnesota EF2 $1,000,000 [33]
June 7 Ruskin, Nebraska EF0 $1,000,000 [34][35]
June 8 West Milton—Nashville—Tipp City, Ohio EF2 $1,000,000 [36][37]
June 11 Manhattan, Kansas EF2 $10,000,000 [38][39][40]
June 14 Lushton, Nebraska EF2 $6,200,000 [41][42]
June 15 Marinette County, Wisconsin EF2 $4,000,000 [43]
July 6 Goshen, Ohio EF2 $3,000,000 [44][45]
September 27 Pembroke Pines—Cooper City, Florida EF1 $2,000,000 [46][47]
November 4 Brookston–Midcity–Arthur City, Texas/Sawyer, Oklahoma EF4 $5,900,000 [48][49]
November 4 Greenview, Texas EF2 $1,000,000 [50]
November 4 Athens, Texas EF2 $3,000,000 [51]
November 4 Clarksville, Texas/Idabel–Broken Bow–Eagletown, Oklahoma EF4 $37,000,000 [52][53]
November 4 Cason–Naples, Texas EF3 $5,000,000 [54][55]
November 4 Simms–New Boston, Texas EF3 $7,000,000 [56]
November 4 Hughes Springs—Cusseta, Texas EF2 $2,000,000 [57]
November 29 Lowndes County, Mississippi EF2 $1,000,000 [58]
December 13 Farmerville, Louisiana EF3 $1,200,000 [59]
December 13 Anguilla, Mississippi EF2 $1,500,000 [60]
December 14 Jasper—Newton—Lauderdale Counties, Mississippi EF2 $2,025,000 [61][62][63]
December 14 Shubuta—Mannassa, Mississippi EF2 $1,250,000 [64]
December 14 Marrero—Gretna—Arabi, Louisiana EF2 $150,000,000 [65][66][67]
December 15 Doerun—Ticknor, Georgia EF2 $1,000,000 [68]

See also

References

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