Is a tornado formed over the sea?

Answer 1

Tornadoes generally do not form over large bodies water and usually only cross lakes, ponds and rivers. Their brute strength is equally powerful over land and these small bodies of water. Tornadoes have been known to dry lakes on occasion and cause fish to rain on people's houses in rare instances.

Answer 2

Yes, tornadoes can form over water bodies, such as the sea. These tornadoes are called waterspouts. They are typically weaker than tornadoes formed over land but can still be dangerous to ships and coastal areas.

Answer 3

Tornadoes are caused when warm or hot airs are mix with cold air or rain. At this point, they mix and form a vortex witch pulls things into something called an eye of thye storm. once this happends, then u must hide.

Answer 4

No, tornadoes can occur on water as well. They are called waterspouts.

Answer 5

Tornadoes are made on land Hurricanes are made at sea.

Answer 6

Tornadoes usually form on land but they can occur over water as well.

Answer 7

Yes, a tornado on water is called a waterspout.

Answer 8

Yes, they can be on the ocean as well. They would be considered waterspouts.

Answer 9

No. Although tornadoes can form over water, most form over land. The most tornado-prone areas of the world are hundreds of miles from the ocean.

Answer 10

Yes.