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tornado study guide

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Tornadoes are also known as _____________ Twisters
_____________ are violently rotating columns of air that reach from a storm to the Earth's surface tornadoes
The windsof a tornado can reach speeds of us to _____________ 480 KM per hour
the winds are strong enough to _____________ , _____________ and _____________ peel the roofs off houses, uproot trees, and move heavy objects
tornadoes come in different _________ and ___________ shapes and sizes
some tornadoes may be ____________, and others ________________ stretching form the ground to the sky wide, funnel shaped clouds thin, rope like swirls
tornadoes are measured using the ___________________ Fujita Sale or F-scale
tornadoes range from _________ to __________ F0 to F5
The strongest most destructive tornado is a F5
Most of the worlds tornadoes occur in the United States in what's known as ___________________ Tornado Alley
Tornado Alley stretches from __________________ to ________________ this area can see more than 200 tornadoes a year West Texas to North Dakota
Not all tornadoes are easy to see. In Fact they can be ____________ until they pick up dust and debris. invisible
IF a tornado occurs over water, its called a _________________ waterspout
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