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Tornadoes usually start in bad tunderstorms

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The eye of a tornado is silent and peaceful and when you look up you see blue skies

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a tornado is "a violently rotating column of air", pendant from a cumuliform cloud or underneath a cumuliform cloud, and often visible as a funnel cloud." In order for a vortex to be classified as a tornado credit to:

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2017 was one of the if not the worst year for tornadoes. 432 tornadoes touched down in the first three months of the year, that is the most tornadoes (that have been in the first three months) that have been recorded in the last decade. a meteorologist named Patrick marsh said that we could have been on record setting pace.

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tornadoes can cause a lot of  destruction.

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wall clouds form when a tornado is about to strike making it hard to see the tornado its self

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meteorologists have been getting more and more  reports in the eastern part of the United States. they are saying tornado alley might be moving towards there.

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When a tornado is going to strike the sky often looks greenish,dark,& softball sized hail may fall

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tornadoes can die hundreds of people in just a few hours

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tornadoes destroy nearly everything in their path when they touch down

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A tornado siren makes a high pitched sound and the noise makes it clear there"s a tornado coming

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Ithe biggest tornado in the united states history (in xenia,ohio) killed 33 people in just 9 minutes.

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A Tornadoes winds blow more than 100 mph They can even reach up to 318 mph

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The average # of deaths that happen in tornado alley 70 deaths and 1500 injuries occur as a result of the tornadoes.

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there can be tornado outbreaks which means they happen in many states all over the country.

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Huge debris parts would fall on people & many people would have to help out to get the debris of of these poor people

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people called storm chasers follow storms and risk there lives trying to get good videos and pictures of them

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If a tornado happened and your on flat land curl up in a ball and protect your head with your hands

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Tornado alley is in the middle of the US, and Oklahoma, central Kansas Nebraska eastern South Dakota,Iowa, Missouri, Illinois Indiana, and Ohio

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It can hail during a tornado which causes the hail to be thrown around

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The least amounts of death from tornado's happen at schools because they are ready for them at any second. Because of there "tornado awareness week & more

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if you are in a building like a mall get somewhere without any windows. considerably a bathroom.

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When a  big tornado strikes, the cost of the damage is crazy. sometimes the damage can cost over $500 million

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if you are in a normal house a bathroom or your basement would be the safest place to go in a tornado

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some families in the united states have written out plans for if a tornado comes. for example they draw out their neighborhood and put a dot where they are going to meet

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If a tornado warning goes out go to your cellar or  basement, then take cover in a closet the lowest floor.If you cant get in the closet go into a bathroom. put your face in a blanket, protecting your face and eyes.

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only listen to an AM radio station during a tornado dont use an FM they have to much static

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If a tornado comes at you duck and protect you head,neck,& face

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When a tornado is going to happen people know in hours notice so they have time to evacuate or get to a safer place then they were in

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people may not have any time to react because tornado sirens are not very loud with all the wind

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people that hear tornado sirens only have about 13-16 minutes. meteorologists are predicting that in many years we may be able to predict by an hour but never a few hours ahead of time

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people in mobile homes have the most deaths when a tornado touches.

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people in cars are under serious danger because cars are mobile and are "light" when it comes to tornadoes

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the most destructive tornadoes are the ones that are the hardest to predict

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people can enter a period of shock and don't know what to do even after years of practicing how to protect themselves

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If a tornado were to strike in a place like Webster NY .WAY more people would die b/c in places like Webster we don't have "tornado awareness week"

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storm chasers look for tornadoes and risk their lives to help other people

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tornadoes can leave people homeless

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when in a tornado watch/warning make sure you have an emergency kit filled with water, food, and other supplies.

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A tornado can throw a car up to 3 miles!

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Tornado alley has the most tornadoes in the US.

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tornado season is through April -July

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tornadoes can start from severe thunderstorms

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tornado season is through April -July

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some tornadoes can have a rain wall which means the tornado is surrounded by rain. which makes it very difficult to see the tornado itself.

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donating $ to help people rebuild their buildings
.Helping people get out of the town/city

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People give their own time to help other people in need & fixing up towns and cities . they do things such as
.Helping get people out of buildings or homes that have fell down
.donating $ to help people rebuild their buildings
.Helping people get out of the town/city its coming to

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the biggest tornado in the united states history (in xenia,ohio) killed 33 people in just 9 minutes.

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the average amount of tornado's that happen in the US 1,000- 2,000 years

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Tornado strength is measured on the Fujita  scale this scale has 6 levels such as:
.F0
.F1
.F2
.F3
.F4
.F5

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the Joplin, Missouri tornado of 2011 was the costliest tornado in history of the United States. The cost was an approximated 2 billion dollars in repair.

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there are many noises that can come from tornadoes. however the most common one sounds like a train. there is also another one that we as humans can't hear.

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the biggest tornado in the united states history (in xenia,ohio) killed 33 people in just 9 minutes.

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the longest tornado was the tri-state tornado, lasting 3 and a half hours

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the most tornadoes occur in the United States than other country.

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the average time for a tornado is 15 minutes or shorter.

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the average warning time is 13 minutes.

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60,000 feet is the average height of the wort tornadoes.

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Tornadoes can last up to 3 hours long!!!

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It can take up to 4 years to replace the mess the tornado created

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if you are in a building like a mall get 