The Tri-State tornado, Greensburg KS, May 3rd 1999 F5.
Greensburg, KS is 1.5 sq miles (3.885 km²).
The address of the Kiowa County Historical Museum is: 320 S Main Ste 100, Greensburg, KS 67054-1738
The last tornado reported in Junction City, KS was on May 28, 2019. It was a weak EF-0 tornado that caused minor damage to trees and power lines before dissipating.
Such a thing is impossible to predict.
There is a siren that blows in the county that the tornado is in. However, in states such as KS, it will blow also only for a city. The siren last for a couple of minutes.
I'm unable to provide real-time information on specific events like the last tornado in Junction City, KS. I recommend checking with local authorities, the National Weather Service, or online sources for the most up-to-date information on tornado activity in the area.
The Wichita-Andover Tornado first touched down near Clearwater, KS at 5:57 PM CDT and traveled northeast for approximately one hour and 13 minutes. After traveling on ground for about 45 miles, it dissipated at 7:10 PM CDT, 5 miles north of El Dorado, KS.
Yes, cities are much less likely to get hit by tornadoes than rural areas because cities are much smaller than rural areas. (On the other hand, when they do get hit, urban damage is more likely to be reported.) A city probably is just as likely to be hit as the same size rural area next to it, but some people speculate the heat island effect might have some influence. Note that St. Louis (1871, 1896, 1927, 1959, 2007), Salt Lake City (1999), Fort Worth (2000) and of course Greensburg KS (2007) among others have been hit by tornadoes. Although tornados are less likely to hit a metro area there are some notable Metro Strikes at this link http://www.spc.noaa.gov/faq/tornado/downtown.html Cities are just as likely to be hit by a tornado, but it depends where the thunderstorm is. If it is headed to your city and it is a supercell, then a tornado has as good a chance as any to form as it would in a field. It all depends on how strong the thunderstorm is.
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Since 1950, there have been seven tornadoes that have hit Lawrence, Kansas. The most recent significant tornado to hit Lawrence was on May 28, 2019, causing damage to homes and buildings in the area.
The worst place to be in a tornado is outside or in a car. Outside, of course, you are completely exposed. Cars offer little to no protection from debris, the main killer in a tornado, and can be easily rolled or tossed as well. Other bad places to be include under a bridge, and in a trailer.