The annual likelihood of a tornado that kills 10 people is less than that of an earthquake killing the same number of people.

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Historically, earthquakes have caused more catastrophic events with higher death tolls in a single occurrence compared to tornadoes. Earthquakes can impact larger areas and affect structures more extensively, leading to higher fatalities in some instances.

The Annual Likelihood of a Tornado That Kills 10 People