Tornadoes

If there is a tornado watch there is no need to take shelter, just pay attention to local weather bulletins. If a tornado warning is issued go to an interior room or hallway on the first floor of your building. Stay away from windows.

Since tornadoes are natural events that are not predictable more than a very short time in advance, the only symbolism of having a tornado on your wedding day is, perhaps, a suggestion that you did not select a comfortable part of the country as a place for the wedding.

You should go to a room near the center of your house. If you can do so quickly, get to a sturdy building at a higher elevation.

The path widths of the tornadoes of the 1965 Palm Sunday outbreak varied considerably. The smallest of the tornadoes in the outbreak were as small as 30 feet wide, while at least one tornado from the event was a mile wide.

There isn't enough time to evacuate a populated area. The average lead time for a tornado warning is 14 minutes, and and evacuation takes hours and even days. People attempting to flee would be caught in a traffic jam, and a car is one of the worst places to be in a tornado. Such as case happened in Wichita Falls Texas in 1979. Of the 42 people killed by the tornado 25 died in their cars. It is much safer to be inside a sturdy building.

Not on foot. It is technically possible in most vehicles, but it is better to take shelter than to try to outrun the tornado, as they are often accompanied by wet roads and other driving hazards.

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As the tornado approaches your ears will pop as the pressure drops. Even before significant damage occurs you may feel the walls of the building you are in shake from the force of the wind. If you are exposed to the wind, you will likely feel as if you are being sandblasted by dirt carried in the wind. You may feel impacts from larger objects, some of which may cause serious injury.

Yes. Cats can survive tornadoes just as people cant, but they can also die just as people can.

Tornadoes cannot be prevented. Current technology can warn us of an approaching tornado, but can't do anything to stop it.

Yes. They can injure people physically and even kill them. They can hurt people emotionally by killing or injuring friends, family, and pets and destroying property. They can hurt people financially by damaging property and destroying businesses, crops, and livestock.

Do not attempt to evacuate from a tornado. They strike too quickly for an effective evacuation to take place. Instead, get to a basement or storm cellar or, if none is available, to the center part of a sturdy building.

A tornado gets it energy from its parent thunderstorm. The storm gets its energy from instability in the air, often resulting from a collision of warm moist air with cool and/or dry air. The warm moist air is the actual energy source. The water vapor in it holds a surprising amount of energy.

The majority of tornadoes form from supercells, the most powerful type of thunderstorms on earth. Structural differences between supercells and ordinary thunderstorms allow them to release energy more efficiently. The strongest part of a supercell is the mesocyclone or rotating updraft. This is powered by the buoyancy of warm, moist air that in some cases can rise at over 100 mph. A tornado forms when the rotation of a mesocyclone becomes more focused. So essentially the kinetic energy from a vortex several miles across becomes focused in an area just a few hundred feet across.

A tornado is made up of violently rotating air. It often contains moisture that has condensed as well as dust and sometimes debris that the tornado has picked up.

You usually see shapes in cumulus clouds.

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Many plants and animals live where tornadoes come, because tornadoes occur all throughout the world. In the U.S., tornadoes most frequently hit tornado alley, a strip that covers many U.S. states, including Oklahoma, Kansas and northern Texas. Animals that live in these areas range from pets, like dogs and cats, to animals produced for food and manufacturing, like cows. Plant life in these areas is also wide-ranging, encompassing multiple varieties of trees, flowers, shrubs, vines and important cash crops, like wheat and corn.

3 residents of Russiaville, Indiana died that Palm Sunday in 1965.

Much of the time, yes. However if radar detects strong enough rotation in a storm, indicating a tornado is likely to form soon, that may also prompt a tornado warning.

If you do not have a basement, it is likely a good option.

A witch's helper is often referred to as a familiar. They can often come in different forms with the most common being a cat.

Not usually. Tornadoes generally form on land. Kansas is one of the most tornado prone area in the world and it is nowhere near the ocean.

It is unlikely. An F5 tornado can gouge out the ground to some depth, but not deep enough to reach most buried coffins.

Yes. There are hundreds of tornado videos on YouTube.