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No. In fact quite a few are not. The more destructive one usually get all the attention. But for every tornado that causes major damage there are dozens that do not. Hundreds of tornadoes touch down and cause minor to moderate damage such as breaking tree limbs, toppling trees, and putting holes in roofs. Some tornadoes stay in open fields and cause no damage at all.

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