If an F5 tornado, the most severe category of tornado on the Fujita scale, were to hit Oklahoma's Cushing oil hub, the consequences could be catastrophic. The Cushing oil hub is a critical component of the United States' oil infrastructure, with extensive storage facilities and pipelines that play a central role in the nation's energy supply chain. Here's what could happen if an F5 tornado were to strike the Cushing oil hub:
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