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The Wizard of Oz has dramatically come true - a huge tornado obliterated most of this south-central Kansas town.At least 10 people have died and the search for tornado victims continues. The town is destroyed but rescue workers and officials hope they can rebuild Kansas city. The American National Weather Service classified the Friday night tornado as an F-5, the highest category on its scale.

MYTH: THE LARGER THE TORNADO, THE STRONGERFACT: A thin funnel cloud called a "rope" tornado might not look as devastating as some of the massive, computer-generated tornadoes seen in the movies, but don't be fooled. A tornado's size and shape does not signal its strength. Some rope tornadoes can wreak F5 levels of damage, whereas some extremely wide twisters - called "wedge" tornadoes - only reach F0, the weakest level on the Fujita Scale. MYTH: OPENING WINDOWS WILL MINIMIZE DESTRUCTIONFACT: Although authorities once encouraged people to open windows to equalize air pressure,

Tornadoes start as offshoots of thunderstorms but can end up as devastating forces in their own right, carving a path of destruction scores of miles long and more than a mile wide. #5The "Gainesville Tornado" was actually a pair of tornadoes that converged April 6, 1936, in Gainesville, Georgia. The F4-rated twisters killed 203 people and injured 1,600, and destroyed four city blocks and 750 houses. Shown here, past the train tracks, are some of the buildings in the north Georgia town that were damaged by the tornado. #4The