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The Lake Turned Upside Down: The Story of Unthinkable Tragedy and Incredible Survival in the 1969 Outing, Minnesota F4 Tornado AUTH-4153649 which housed mostly Americans andAugust 6, 1969 became the fifth deadliest day in Minnesota tornado history, killing a total of fifteen people state wide. Eleven of the fifteen deaths occurred on the east and west shores of Roosevelt Lake at 4: 55 p. m. in the tiny town of Outing. There had been no warnings. Dozens of cabins, resorts, and vacation homes sat in the path of the F4 tornado as it blew through the Outing area, affecting countless lives for decades to come. More