A Super El Niño Is Building. Florida’s Most Vulnerable Homes Aren’t Ready. — SkimNews
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- The Feb. 22, 1998 Central Florida tornadoes killed 42 people by dawn, making it the deadliest tornado outbreak in the state's recorded history.
- Nearly all 42 victims lived in mobile homes and RV parks around Kiss[immee], according to the source excerpt, which cuts off mid-word.
Why it matters: A single overnight tornado event killed 42 Floridians, with deaths concentrated almost entirely in mobile homes and RV parks — a documented concentration of risk in a specific housing type during the state's worst recorded outbreak.
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