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A tornado is a localized and violently destructive windstorm occurring over land characterized by a funnel-shaped cloud extending toward the ground, coming into contact with this can literally tear a building to pieces.

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A tornado on the beach would lift sand and most light objects into the air. Any portion of it that goes onto the water will create a spray. Structures on or near the beach may be damaged or destroyed. See the link below as a waterspout comes ashore as a weak EF0 tornado and causes some damage.

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they cause destruction with their high rotating wind speeds

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They tear up trees and kill off vegetation. That's about all the tornado can do to the enviornment.

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The most common causes of injury and death due to a tornado is through debris (broken glass, pieces of wood or metal, etc.) being thrown around.

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Tornadoes can damage or destroy vegetation and property and can injure or kill people and animals.

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