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Is a Tornado Simply Air Masses Pushing against Each Other?
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How Do Tornadoes Form - The Science of Extreme Weather
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- 1 Is a Tornado Simply Air Masses Pushing against Each Other?
- 2 What Is a Wall Cloud?
- 3 Get an Up-Close View of What It's like to Go Storm Chasing
- 4 Why Are Only about 30% of All Supercells Able to Produce Tornadoes?
- 5 See How One Supercell Produced Multiple Tornadoes in Illinois
- 6 What Happens During a Vortex Breakdown?
- 7 What is a Telltale Sign that a Tornado is Near the End of Its Life?
- 8 What is the Most Famous Tornado Family Event That Ever Occurred?
- 9 How Do Tornadoes Form in Fire?
- 10 The Pioneer of Tornado Research
- 11 What is the Fujita Scale?
- 12 Enhanced Fujita Scale
- 13 Most Powerful Tornado in Recorded History
- 14 The First 5-Ranked Tornado on the New Scale
- 15 Increasing the Tornado Warning Time
- 16 Why We May Not Want to Extend the Warning Time
- 17 The Researcher Who Inspired the Movie Twister
- 18 Tornado Research Takes a Giant Leap Forward With Doppler on Wheels
- 19 Precautions for Storm Chasing
- 20 Why You Shouldn't Take Shelter Under an Overpass
- 21 Best Place to Seek Shelter If Caught in a Tornado
