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Yes. Except in the strongest tornadoes, heavy objects such a vehicles usually do not get lifted more than a few yards into the air while light objects with large surface areas can be lifted hundreds of feet into the air. A very violent tornado can lift car a few hundred feet into the air while light objects such as pieces of cloth and paper may be carried into the stratosphere.

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Q: Does the weight of an object affect how high it goes in a tornado?
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