Tornado intensity refers to the strength and severity of a tornado, which is typically measured using the Enhanced Fujita (EF) scale. This scale ranges from EF0, indicating weak tornadoes with winds less than 73 mph, to EF5, which represents the most destructive tornadoes with winds exceeding 200 mph. The intensity is determined by assessing the damage caused to buildings and vegetation. Understanding tornado intensity is crucial for predicting potential damage and ensuring public safety. Meteorologists use radar data and ground surveys to classify tornadoes, helping communities prepare for severe weather. Accurate intensity assessments can aid in emergency response and recovery efforts after a tornado event.