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2005 Tornado Fatality Information

Tornado Fatalities by State

State	Deadly tornadoes	Fatalities
Indiana	1	25
Georgia	3	4
Arkansas	2	3
Wyoming	1	2
Mississippi	1	1
Wisconsin	1	1
Iowa	1	1
Kentucky	1	1
Missouri	1	1
Total	12	39

By Intensity

Intensity	Deadly tornadoes	Fatalities
F0	0	0
F1	2	3
F2	4	5
F3	6	31
F4	0	0
F5	0	0
Unknown	0	0
Total	12	39

Circumstances

Circumstance	Fatalities
Mobile home	34
Permanent home	3
Vehicle	1
Business	1
Total	39

Source: Storm Prediction Center at the National Weather Service, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Web: www.spc.noaa.gov/climo/torn/2005deadlytorn.html .

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