No. Tornadoes do not cause flooding.
No. Tornadoes are purely wind events. The storms that spawn tornadoes, however, typically produce heavy rain. So, tornadoes can be accompanied by flooding, but the flooding is not a product of the tornado itself. Hurricanes, which some people confuse with tornadoes, can also cause major flooding.
In the United States, flooding tends to cause more fatalities than tornadoes on an annual basis. Flooding can be particularly deadly due to its widespread impact, whereas tornadoes may cause more localized damage and deaths.
Depends on which LA you mean. Floods and tornadoes are not uncommon in Louisiana. Several large rivers, including the Mississippi, run through Lousiana and can produce flooding. The state is also prone to hurricanes, which commonly cause flooding. Louisiana has experienced tornadoes as strong as F5. Flooding is unlikely to occur in Los Angeles, but the city has been hit by a few weak tornadoes.
flooding , tsunami's , hurricanes and tornadoes
No, tornadoes do not cause floods. The most dangerous thing in a tornado is flying debris carried by the wind.
Japan has lots of tornadoes, and they also destroy lots of things.
No. Annually flooding, heat waves, and lightning are responsible for more deaths than tornadoes are.
lots of flooding :)
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Tornado Alley gets hit by tornadoes a lot, lots of open farmland (:
Yes. North Korea has had to deal with threats from flooding, volcanoes, and typhoons (a hurricane in the western Pacific Ocean), including one particularly dangerous volcano. A few tornadoes have probably occurred there as well.
Phoenix has experienced abnormally heavy rainfall this year that has caused frequent flooding of streets and parking lots.