The main threat in a tornado is flying debris, which can cause serious injury or death. Collapsing buildings and falling trees are also a hazard. The winds themselves are often strong enough to pick a up and throw a person. After a tornado there can be danger from downed power lines, broken glass and other sharp objects, and broken gas lines.
The most common dangers associated with thunderstorms are lightning and flooding. Other possible hazards can include strong winds, large hail, low visibility, and tornadoes.
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The two main dangers are collapsing structures and flying debris as a result of extreme winds.
I think the possible dangers in Nigeria are the amount of food they have and poverty also the world they live in!!!!
No. Tornadoes are possible just about everywhere there are thunderstorms.
Tornadoes are likely possible in Rio, but rare.
Tornadoes produce extremely powerful winds capable of destroying buildings. With those winds come the dangers of flying and falling debris, collapsing buildings, falling trees, and downed power lines. Tornadoes occur during severe thunderstorms and so may be accompanied by other hazards not related to the tornado itself. Such dangers include strong, non-tornadic winds, large hail, lightning, flooding, and poor visibility
Tornadoes do occur in the UK, so it is entirely possible for them to occr in Basingstoke.
It is possible, tornadoes have touched down near Kimberly before.
icy roads,stronge winds,freezing tematures and low visiblility
Egypt experiences very few tornadoes. The country has a hot and dry climate that is not typically conducive to tornado formation. Any tornadoes that do occur in Egypt are usually weak and short-lived.
Hook echoes in a radar image are a sign of possible tornadoes.