There are two main reasons. First, air entering into a mountain range loses much of its moisture on the windward side of the range, and so is usually rather dry over and downwind of the mountains. The strong thunderstorms needed to produce tornadoes generally require a significant amount of moisture.
Additionally, the mountainous terrain may interfere with the airflow that feeds the storm.
They don't.
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i dont know hell
I dont think so, because neptune mostly made by hydrogen
blue ridge and other regions dumb that proves your smart
I dont know why dont ya go and do ya homework by ya self next time! :P
it is mostly made up of mountainous terrains and forests
i dont know all six, but 4 of them are the rockeys, flats, mountainous, and the hills. hope that helps.
Yes, a few tornadoes has in fact been confirmed in Orange County. but i dont think strong tornadoes can hit LA it is highly unlikley
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Tornadoes last for 3-5 minutes. They dont really happen much anywys.... ! O.e
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We do experience tsunami and tornadoes but tornadoes in the Caribbean are small. Take your time and look at your yard. Dont you see leaves moving roughly in a circular form?
Tennessee is divided into three main land regions: the Appalachian Ridge and Valley region in the east, the Highland Rim and Central Basin region in the middle, and the Gulf Coastal Plain region in the west.
sir they dont name tornadoes just hurricanes
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There are many varieties of landforms in this region.