By Elaine Donnelly
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Billings city and Yellowstone County officials declared a state of emergency Monday, a day after the largest tornado to hit the city in more than 50 years peeled the roof off of a sports arena, causing millions of dollars in damage.
Wind speeds from Sunday's tornado were estimated at 111 to 135 mph, National Weather Service meteorologist Keith Meier said.
The last time Yellowstone County had that scale of a tornado was July 2, 1958, he said.
