A tornado does not produce a microburst, they are two different things.
A microburst is a powerful downdraft in a thunderstorm that spreads out when it hits the ground, producing very strong, damaging winds that can equal those of a tornado.
A tornado is a violently rotating column of air. Air in and around a tornado moves inward and upward in a spiral pattern. Unlike in a microburst, tornado damage usually follows a discrete path. A microburst is a sudden and intense downdraft within a severe thunderstorm that produces powerful winds. Unlike a tornado the winds in a microburst travel downward and outward and do not rotate.
The strong winds of a microburst may spray or splash some water out of a swimming pool, but other than that, no. Unlike a tornado, air in a microburst does not travel upwards.
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A microburst is a huge downdraft that can happen during strong thunderstorms. Sometimes, they are confused with tornadoes because of their shape and how they touch the ground at some point. After damage is surveyed, it can be seen from an areal view how a tornado's damage track turns and all of the debris are twisted while a microburst knocks down trees and never twists anything up.
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A macroburst and a microburst are similar events, but a macroburst exceeds 2.5 miles in diameter.
While they are not considered storms in and of itself, microbursts can produce very localized wind damage. A microburst is a powerful downward rush of air that can occur during a severe thunderstorm. When a microburst reaches the ground it spreads out, producinng powerful winds that radiate outward. In rare cases winds may gust to 150 mph.
Downbursts, are powerful downdrafts or downward movements of air the occur during thunderstorms. In such an event, rain-cooled air starts to descend rapidly. When the downburst reaches the ground the air moves outward at high speeds, often causing damage. Most downbursts are called microbursts as they affect a fairly small area. Downbursts affecting an area more than 2.5 miles across are called macrobursts.
The word is Microburst!!
A microburst is a disaster that combines downdrafts and updrafts. This phenomenon is a sudden, intense downdraft created by a thunderstorm's strong updraft. Microbursts can cause significant damage due to their sudden and powerful nature.
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The deadliest microburst appears to have ocurred on July 9, 1982 in Kenner Lousiana. Pan Am Flight 759 was taking off from New Orleans International Airport when it was caught in the microburst and crashed, killing all 145 people on board and another 8 people on the ground for a total death toll of 153.