How are tornadoes thunder storms and flooding related?

Answer 1

well first off all of the above are natarul disasters on some level, but they don't always occur at the same time at the same place. They sometimes canbe found in the same area and time because what is needed to form a tornado well a supercell(let me dumb it down a large storm that makes tornadoes often),and a supercell is a thunderstorm cloud. a supercell often causes rain which may attribute to actual flooding in the area. that's how they're the same, but the difference is simple the magnitude of the actual storm and the form. flooding isn't always caused by rain it can also be caused by snow in mountains, valleys, ect. which can lead to a overflow of rivers streams or just into land. thunderstorms have a variety of risks and differences themselves such as, lightning which can kill a person on contact. thunderstorms can also cause flooding along with snow or other things im not going to cover. a tornado is a spinning supercell which is caused by differrent pressures caussing high speeds in winds in a concentrated area(unlike a hurricane). it may have the power to destroy homes. thank you and i hope that answered your question.

Answer 2

Tornadoes, thunderstorms, and flooding are all related to severe weather conditions. Tornadoes can form during severe thunderstorms, which are characterized by lightning, strong winds, and heavy rain. Flooding often occurs as a result of heavy rainfall from these storms, which can overwhelm drainage systems and cause rivers to overflow. Overall, these weather events can often occur in conjunction with each other as part of the same weather system.