How does the Cumulonimbus cloud form in a tornado?

Answer 1

Cumilonimbus clouds do not form in tornadoes; tornadoes formin in cumulonimbus clouds. A cumulonimbus cloud forms when a warm, moist pocket of air rises and the moisture in it condenses, releasing heat that keeps the air rising. This is what drives any thunderstorm. Under the right conditions, the storm my start to rotate, and this rotation may eventually lead to the formation of a tornado.

Answer 2

Cumulonimbus clouds are the type of clouds commonly associated with tornadoes. These clouds form when warm, moist air rises rapidly and condenses at high altitudes, creating a large, dense cloud capable of producing intense weather phenomena such as tornadoes. In the presence of strong winds and atmospheric instability, these cumulonimbus clouds can evolve into tornadoes.