What is Tornado?

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 What is Tornado?


 A tornado is a strong wind storm that is formed from rotating clouds. It is very common in America and causes a lot of damage to life there. It is a kind of natural disaster which people are also afraid to experience.


 How are tornadoes produced?


 Tornadoes are produced within clouds. These clouds are slightly different from normal clouds. These clouds are very high and separate from other clouds and rotate like a rotating wheel. This produces a tornado.

 types of tornado


 There are three types of Tornadoes.


 Ropantar Tornado - Its size is small and its speed is also low. Its clouds are very less high.


 Combined Tornado - In this two tornadoes move together. These tornadoes are very large and their speed is also fast.


 Explosive Tornado - The size of this tornado is large and they move very fast. Its clouds are very high and they are very dangerous.


 effects of tornado


 Tornadoes are very dangerous and their effect is very fast. Whenever they are seen, they can be recognized from a distance. They take everything around with them and break them dangerously while walking. Their speed is very fast due to which they take very large areas inside them. Due to these, many people are killed and millions of people are harmed because of them.


 End


 Tornado is such a natural disaster that people are afraid to experience it. The reason for their production is like a whirlwind rotating inside the clouds.


Jay hind 

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