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Kilometers per hour to Enhanced Fujita rating

Type a value in km/h to get it in EF scale instantly.

EF3EF scale

That's 1.35× as strong as a strong EF2 tornado, while a violent EF4 tornado is 1.1× stronger.

What it means

How strong is that tornado?

EF uses three-second gusts and the old F-scale fastest-quarter-mile winds, so the same rating number means different speeds. Ratings are estimated from damage.

The math

How to convert km/h to EF scale

EF ratings are gust bands: EF0 = 65–85 mph, EF1 = 86–110, EF2 = 111–135, EF3 = 136–165, EF4 = 166–200, EF5 over 200. TORRO: v = 2.365 × (T + 4)^1.5 m/s.

Example: 267 km/h = EF3 EF scale.

Every unit

That tornado on every scale

Tables

km/h to EF scale conversion table

km/h to EF scale conversion table
km/hEF scale
105 km/hEF0 EF scale
138 km/hEF0 EF scale
179 km/hEF2 EF scale
219 km/hEF3 EF scale
267 km/hEF3 EF scale
323 km/hEF4 EF scale
EF scale to km/h conversion table
EF scale to km/h conversion table
EF scalekm/h
EF0 EF scale104.607 km/h
EF1 EF scale138.404 km/h
EF2 EF scale178.637 km/h
EF3 EF scale218.871 km/h
EF4 EF scale267.151 km/h
EF5 EF scale323.478 km/h

Quick answers

Quick answers

How many EF scale is 1 km/h?
1 km/h is below EF0 EF scale.
How many EF scale is 10 km/h?
10 km/h is below EF0 EF scale.
How many EF scale is 267 km/h?
267 km/h is EF3 EF scale.

The units

About these units

Kilometers per hour (km/h)

Wind speed in km/h.

Enhanced Fujita rating (EF scale)

EF0 to EF5, used in the US and Canada.

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