Yes, tornadoes can happen all over the world (including India). The most common place to have tornadoes is in the US.
Yes, tornadoes do occur in India, especially in regions like West Bengal, Odisha, and parts of the Gangetic plains. These tornadoes are usually not as frequent or severe as those in the United States, but they still pose a threat to life and property.
Actually tornadoes are relatively common in India, especially in the region near Bangladesh. However, because the country doesn't have an advanced weather-tracking system many of the tornadoes that do occur are not reported on. Even when a tornado does cause major damage in India, media attention tends to focus on events in more Western nations such as the UK or U.S.
No. Tornadoes do not damage the atmosphere.
Nearly all tornadoes in the southern hemisphere do. However in the northern hemisphere most tornadoes rotate counterclockwise. A small percentage of tornadoes rotate opposite of what is normal for their hemisphere. These are called anticyclonic tornadoes.
Tornadoes in the southern hemisphere spin clockwise with the exception of rare anticyclonic tornadoes.
Yes. India has had tornadoes. They are most common in the areas near Bangladesh.
There are tornadoes in India. In fact they are not uncommon in the northeastern part of the country. However, high poverty rates and a lack of a network of Doppler Radars means that the vast majority of these tornadoes are never documented.
There are tornadoes in India. In fact they are not uncommon in the northeastern part of the country. However, high poverty rates and a lack of a network of Doppler Radars means that the vast majority of these tornadoes are never documented.
Yes, tornadoes are relatively common in India.
Yes, tornadoes do occur in India, especially in regions like West Bengal, Odisha, and parts of the Gangetic plains. These tornadoes are usually not as frequent or severe as those in the United States, but they still pose a threat to life and property.
Tornadoes often occur in the Central and Southern United States, portions of India and Bangladesh, and Argentina.
Actually tornadoes are relatively common in India, especially in the region near Bangladesh. However, because the country doesn't have an advanced weather-tracking system many of the tornadoes that do occur are not reported on. Even when a tornado does cause major damage in India, media attention tends to focus on events in more Western nations such as the UK or U.S.
High instances of tornadoes have been observed in Canada, Australia, India, Bangladesh, and, surprisingly, the UK.
Tornadoes can occur almost anywhere in the world, however, they are most common in areas such as India, Bangladesh, southern Canada, Australia, Argentina, and South Africa.
Tornadoes can cause damage almost anywhere except areas with a polar or extremely arid climate. The worst damage typically occurs in the central and southern U.S. and in parts of India and Bangladesh
Tornadoes can happen in just about any part of the world that gets thunderstorms. Places that see a relatively high incidence of tornadoes include the United States, Canada, Australia, Bangladesh, India, South Africa, and Argentina.
Areas at the highest risk from tornadoes include the central and southern United States, Bangladesh and eastern India, parts of Europe, South Africa, Australia, and parts of Argentina and Brazil.