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It is believed that the strongest winds are usually about 30 feet above the ground, as this height is above most obstacles but low enough that there is still a lot of converging wind.

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The strongest tornado have winds over?

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Which part of a tornado is stronger?

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How fast do tornado winds go?

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What causes a tornado to appear dark when it touches the ground?

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What is the strongest wind for a tornado?

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