TORNADOES

WHATS A TORNADO?

• A tornado is a whirling area of air moving really fast.
• Tornadoes are big forces of air formed together making a tornado.
• A tornado can be rated by a Fujita scale.

HOW DOES IT FORM?

• Tornadoes form from thunderstorms.
• Tornadoes form from warm and moist air and from cool dry air.
• When warm and cold air meet they create a tornado.
• Tornadoes form by the wind moving in different speeds or different directions.

WHERE DO THEY OCCUR?

• Tornadoes mostly form in places like Canada.
• They also form in the Gulf of Mexico.
• And at last they are found in the Great Plains of Central United States.

This picture shows the tornado starting to form.

This picture shows the destruction from the tornado.

THIS Picture Shows Us How BIG A Tornado CAN GET.