Damage Of A Tornado
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FUJITA SCALE
- The Fujita scale is a scale that measures the wind speed and damage of a tornado
- It goes to EF-0 to EF-5
Theodore Fujita(1920-1998) created the scale. He was a scientist who studied tornadoes
EF-2
WIND SPEEDS OF 111-135 MPH
Strong enough to take a full grown tree down substantial damage
Photo by Seattle Municipal Archives
EF-3
WIND SPEEDS OF 136-165 MPH
Can take a roof off a house and it does severe damage
Photo by Tony Webster
EF-4
WIND SPEEDS TO 166-200 MPH
2 most strongest tornadoes. Can rip apart a house
Photo by Vincent Parsons
EF-5
WIND SPEEDS OF MORE 200 MPH
Can destroy everything in its path. Can pick up really big and heavy debris they have the most famous tornadoes like the Joplin tornado the tri state tornado and more.
Photo by Kelly DeLay
ARE THEY DIFFERENT TYPES OF TORNADOES?
Photo by gainesp2003
ARE TORNADOES BIGGER THAN HURRICANES?
Photo by NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center
ARE TORNADOES THE WINDIEST WEATHER?
Photo by Morshad Alam
