The farthest distance a tornado has thrown someone and they survived is 398 meters (1,307 feet).
This astonishing feat of survival was accomplished by Matt Suter on March 12, 2006.
Matt Suter's Incredible Survival Story
On that day, 19-year-old Matt Suter from the USA was engulfed by a powerful tornado. The incident occurred while he was inside a mobile home located near Fordland, Missouri.
The Event Details:
- Date: March 12, 2006
- Individual: Matt Suter
- Location: Near Fordland, Missouri, USA
- Initial Circumstance: Inside a mobile home when the tornado struck.
The immense force of the tornado was so powerful that Suter was knocked unconscious. When he regained consciousness, he found himself approximately 398 meters (1,307 feet) away from his original position, lying in a nearby field. Remarkably, he sustained only minor injuries from this extraordinary experience, making his survival all the more incredible.
Key Aspects of the Incident:
| Aspect | Detail |
|---|---|
| Distance Thrown | 398 meters (1,307 feet) |
| Survivor | Matt Suter |
| Date | March 12, 2006 |
| Location | Near Fordland, Missouri, USA |
| Outcome | Minor injuries, conscious upon waking |
This remarkable event highlights the unpredictable and immense power of tornadoes, as well as the astonishing resilience of human survival in the face of extreme natural phenomena.
