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The Montville tornado, also called the Montville waterspout at the time, was a tornado that struck Normandy in France in 1845. It is the deadliest tornado ever recorded in France with 75 deaths. Forming on 19 August, 1845, it caused significant damage in the industrial valley of Malaunay and Montville, in the Department of Seine-Maritime. The worst of the damage from the tornado was rated EF5 by the Tornadoes and Severe Storms French Observatory (KERAUNOS), with the European Severe Storms Laboratory acknowledging the EF5 rating as its "maximum intensity", though ESSL also rated the tornado F5. TORRO rated the tornado T10. This was the first of two tornados in French history to receive a rating of F5, EF5, or IF5, the other being a tornado that occurred in Pas-de-Calais in 1967.
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