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How does the government respond to tornadoes?
During and before a tornado, government agencies responsible for weather alerts will warn people who may be in danger. After a tornado, emergency responders will help rescue people who are trapped or injured and will later provide food, shelter, and other necessities to those who need it.
Why is tracking a tornado scientific?
People might need it for evidence. The government also needs to keeps track of the tornado occurrences.
What government agency issues tornado warnings?
In the U.S. tornado warnings are issued by local offices of the National Weather Service.
How does a government respond to floods?
Because they do stuff
How did the Polish government respond to Solidaritys goals?
no
How does government respond to floods?
Because they do stuff
How do the government respond to the problems?
by blaming everyone else
How does the US government respond to Mexican immigration?
These nuts
How did the British government respond Pontiac's rebellion?
Traveling
How did government respond to child labor in 1800?
idgaf
What actions should be taken at the government level before a tornado?
In long-term preparations, the government can issue buildings codes requiring buildings to withstand winds of a given strength or requiring them to have tornado shelters. Government departments cal also have drills to help people prepare. In short-term preparations, when a tornado actually threatens, government departments can issue warnings and tell people to get to a safe place.
What does the government do if you're hit by a tornado?
If the tornado causes major damage or is part of a major outbreak the government may provide relief funding. FEMA and the National Guard may bring in supplies and temporary housing.
