Source: Courtesy of OAR / ERL / National Severe Storms Laboratory (NSSL)
50. Alaska
> Total unique tornadoes (1950 – 2018): 4
> Total damage since 1996: Not available
> Total fatalities since 1950: Not available
> Most destructive tornado on record: $0, on Monday, June 14, 2004
Photo: A tornado is shown tearing through the landscape of northwest Alaska in May of 1999.
Source: buzzfarmers / Flickr
49. Rhode Island
> Total unique tornadoes (1950 – 2018): 14
> Total damage since 1996: $1.2 million
> Total fatalities since 1950: Not available
> Most destructive tornado on record: $1.0 million, on Tuesday, October 23, 2018
Photo: A thunder storm with lightning is observed over Rhode Island on June 1, 2012.
Source: Sue Salisbury Maui Hawaii / Wikimedia Commons
48. Hawaii
> Total unique tornadoes (1950 – 2018): 41
> Total damage since 1996: $60,000
> Total fatalities since 1950: Not available
> Most destructive tornado on record: $60,000, on Sunday, March 24, 2002
Photo: A storm descends on Upcountry Maui. Hawaii’s most destructive tornado occurred in 2002.
Source: pictus photography / Getty Images
47. Vermont
> Total unique tornadoes (1950 – 2018): 47
> Total damage since 1996: $1.3 million
> Total fatalities since 1950: Not available
> Most destructive tornado on record: $630,000, on Sunday, May 31, 1998
Photo: Storm clouds appear over sheep grazing in a field in Vermont.
Source: Mark Wilson / Getty Images
46. Delaware
> Total unique tornadoes (1950 – 2018): 63
> Total damage since 1996: $1.5 million
> Total fatalities since 1950: 2
> Most destructive tornado on record: $1.0 million, on Tuesday, September 28, 2004
Photo: Two men inspect a house that an uprooted tree fell on after a tornado spawned by Hurricane Irene touched down on Aug. 28, 2011, in Lewes, Delaware.
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