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Section sizes

Section size for Tornado outbreak of March 24–27, 2023 (23 sections)
Section name	Byte count	Section total
(Top)	5,022	5,022
Meteorological synopsis	28	15,141
March 24–25	12,648	12,648
March 26–27	2,465	2,465
Confirmed tornadoes	108	75,840
March 24 event	14,674	14,674
March 25 event	9,064	9,064
March 26 event	10,150	10,150
March 27 event	4,098	4,098
Rolling Fork–Midnight–Silver City, Mississippi	11,918	11,918
Black Hawk–Winona, Mississippi	9,155	9,155
Egypt–New Wren–Amory–Smithville, Mississippi	9,031	9,031
North West Point–Smiths Mill–Pine Mountain, Georgia	7,642	7,642
Non-tornadic effects	3,649	3,649
Aftermath	14	7,919
Political response	2,032	2,032
Mississippi	18	5,873
Rolling Fork	4,165	4,165
Amory	1,690	1,690
See also	282	282
Notes	34	34
References	28	28
External links	1,286	1,286
Total	109,201	109,201

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Amory tornado

I think it should have an article. While the death count was low (at 2), it is notable in other ways. It cuased $80 million in damage. It was also 1600 yards (0.9 miles) wide. Another reason (but less important) reason is because the 2023 Clarksville tornado has an article. Reeceycat123987 (talk) 13:48, 14 December 2023 (UTC)[reply]

Tornado width (and other characteristics) don't really have any bearing on whether a tornado deserves its own article unless they are somehow exceptional, which is fairly rare. I would also wait for the deletion discussion on the Clarksville tornado's article to conclude before using it as precedent. Penitentes (talk) 14:52, 14 December 2023 (UTC)[reply]