A tornado is a swirling vortex, powerful and destructive. It is a column of rotating air connected to both the clouds and the ground, creating a breathtaking spectacle and, simultaneously, a formidable force of nature.
On Friday, September 27, 2024, a severe EF-3 tornado with winds of up to 225 km/h (140 mph) struck the city of Rocky Mount in Nash County, North Carolina, causing widespread destruction and injuring 15 people.
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The first recorded waterspout in Victoria Harbour marks a significant event in Hong Kong’s meteorological history.
The recent tornado that swept through Aldershot, UK, on 20/09/2024 serves as a stark reminder that even seemingly unlikely events can occur, even in a country not typically known for its tornadoes.
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The remnants of Hurricane Francine, though weakened, are set to linger over the southern United States, bringing with them several days of heavy rainfall and the potential for isolated tornadoes through the end of the week.
Francine's Fury: Tornados and Floods Threaten Millions Across the South Read Post »
The Earth’s weather is a powerful force, capable of unleashing breathtaking beauty and devastating destruction. Hurricanes, tornadoes, and storm surges are among the most potent of these forces, capable of upending lives and landscapes in a matter of hours. Understanding these phenomena is crucial for preparedness and safety, especially for those living in areas prone to these severe weather events.
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