More.

It's much more likely to be hit by a hurricane in Florida? It's also unpractical to build everything to be able to withstand the off chance there's a tornado. You essentially need bunkers.

Better question here is if there are adequate alarm and evacuation plans.

> Question: what was the peak wind speed? Is it more than a hurricane's, or less?

For comparison, a cat 5 hurricane is 157 mph or higher. An EF-5 tornado is 200 mph and up. The highest recorded wind speed is about 300 mph.

Thanks everyone. The hypothesis was "if Midwest buildings were built to Florida standards, the warehouse would have survived."

Disproved.

> Question: what was the peak wind speed? Is it more than a hurricane's, or less?

More, a lot more, to the point where any building code that saves you would just make it not economical to build anything