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1. A wildfire destroyed this city in October 1871 due to a major drought that didn't bring rain for months. Then after the debris was cleaned, the world's first skyscrapers appeared in the city.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Green Bay, Wisconsin
Detroit, Michigan
Chicago, Illinois
2. This town had a major heat burst in June 1960 after thunderstorms left the area, causing temperatures to reach 140°F (60°C). This event is referred to the town's locals as "Satan's Storm".
Kopperl, Texas
Christie, Oklahoma
Bluff Dale, Texas
Seneca, Missouri
3. In August 2005, this city was flooded due to Hurricane Katrina. Then it narrowly missed a hit by Hurricane Rita a month later.
Tallahassee, Florida
New Orleans, Louisiana
Houston, Texas
Miami, Florida
4. This city has had many impacts of tornadoes in the local area. It is referred to as a "tornado magnet".
Dallas, Texas
St. Louis, Missouri
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Wichita, Kansas
5. This Minnesota town recorded the lowest temperature in the state's history on February 2, 1996. It reached -60°F (-51°C).
Grand Marais
Tower
Waseca
Fridley
6. This town experienced an F5 tornado in 1997, which stalled over the north of the city for 3 and a half minutes and absolutely obliterated everything in its path.
Neosho, Missouri
Enid, Oklahoma
Monticello, Arkansas
Jarrell, Texas
7. This city never saw any significant snowfall; however, in 1977, snow flurries were recorded in the city and it made national headlines.
Miami, Florida
Houston, Texas
Phoenix, Arizona
Jackson, Mississippi
8. This Missouri town got a foot of rain in an hour during a thunderstorm in 1947.
Caulfield
Holt
Ste. Genevieve
Princeton
9. These three cities were colder than Mars in a polar vortex in January 2019.
Chicago, Cincinnati, and Fargo
Cleveland, St. Louis, and Denver
Los Angeles, Seattle, and Houston
Miami, New Orleans, and Atlanta
10. This Alaskan city sees the best Northern Lights display of any major city in the US