The degree to which houses are damage or destroyed can be used to assess a tornado's intensity.
Tornadoes mainly affect human habitats by damaging and destroying homes.
Tornadoes change habitats by destroying vegetation and manmade structures.
No one could answer that because tornadoes have been destroying the world over before the dinosaurs.
No one could answer that because tornadoes have been destroying the world over before the dinosaurs.
The degree of impact varies. The weakest tornadoes generally result in minor damage such as peeled shingles and siding. Homes may be severely damaged if they are struck by falling trees. Stronger tornadoes will result in more severe damage. An EF2 tornado will tear the roof from a typical frame house and completely destroy most mobile homes. An EF4 tornado will level even well-built houses, even blowing away those that are not well anchored. An EF5 tornado will sweep away even the strongest homes, leaving an empty foundation.Destroy itThis is one of the most difficult questions
Tornadoes are classified as violent because they have very powerful winds capable of damaging or destroying man-made structures. Many of the stronger tornadoes will kill and injure people.
They can but it is not a requirement. In fact Kansas, which is 500 miles from the nearest ocean water, has one of the highest rates of tornadoes in the world.
Fire tornadoes can have devastating effects on people's lives. They can cause extensive damage to homes, infrastructure, and natural resources, leading to displacement and loss of property. Fire tornadoes can also endanger lives, as they are extremely dangerous and difficult to predict or control. The intense heat and strong winds associated with fire tornadoes can pose a significant risk to anyone in their path.
2 people once went inside a tornado and lived to tell the tale! Tornadoes have been known to destroy one house, but only slightly damage the one next to it.
Tornadoes are unique in that they are the most violent storms on earth, the only one capable of generating winds in excess of 300 mph. In some manner, tornadoes are similar to cyclones, only operating on a much smaller scale. Tornadoes are also known for being fickle. Not only are they highly unpredictable, but they often cause destruction in an erratic fashion; destroying one home while leaving its neighbor standing.
Tornadoes have occurred in New York, both the city and the state. Most have been weak. These tornadoes have brought down trees and damaged homes and buildings, occasionally destroying them. Some have resulted in deaths and injuries. No single tornado in the state of New York has killed more than four people. Only one person in New York City has been killed by a tornado.
Yes. In fact the southern U.S. is one of the most tornado prone regions in the world.