Whoa! That is going really fast! Oh, no! Run! Even though tornadoes and hurricanes are different, they still have some similarities. For example, they both spend counterclockwise, the lost of lives, and damage. “To begin with, the location of tornadoes are mostly seen in northern Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, Arkansas, Louisana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia. The states are called “Tornado Alley” According to source two. They have been seen everywhere accept for in Alaska because it’s too cold. Hurricanes aren’t in Alaska either. “Hurricanes are located in the Gulf states, such as, Texas, Louisana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Flordia.” Also, there has been 800 tornadoes in the U.S. there has only been 20 hurricanes. More importantly, tornadoes and hurricanes cause 400 million in damage each year! “Tornadoes make a path, but hurricanes sweeps up everything.” According to meteorologist, Spencer Adkins. Hurricanes also causes the
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The strongest is 157 miles per hour! The average tornadoes goes 100 miles per hour. The weakest is 40 miles per hour. The strongest is 300 miles per hour! Pretty fast! Right? Hurricanes are still more deadly though because they are bigger. At last, hurricanes form from warm ocean waters. “They start at the equarter because it’s so warm. The hurricane moves to the shore by strong winds.“ According to meteorologist, Spencer Adkins. Although, tornadoes form from thunder storms that extend to the ground for only a few minutes but more if it’s bigger. What cause a tornadoes is hail lightning and strong winds. Also. Hurricanes are eye shaped, unlike tornadoes look like funnels.
In conclusion, now you know the differences and similarities of a tornado and hurricanes. Hurricane are still worse because they are bigger than a tornado. Looks like that tornadoes is over. Oh, no! A hurricane is coming in three hours! Time to pack up, and hit the
The strongest is 157 miles per hour! The average tornadoes goes 100 miles per hour. The weakest is 40 miles per hour. The strongest is 300 miles per hour! Pretty fast! Right? Hurricanes are still more deadly though because they are bigger. At last, hurricanes form from warm ocean waters. “They start at the equarter because it’s so warm. The hurricane moves to the shore by strong winds.“ According to meteorologist, Spencer Adkins. Although, tornadoes form from thunder storms that extend to the ground for only a few minutes but more if it’s bigger. What cause a tornadoes is hail lightning and strong winds. Also. Hurricanes are eye shaped, unlike tornadoes look like funnels.
In conclusion, now you know the differences and similarities of a tornado and hurricanes. Hurricane are still worse because they are bigger than a tornado. Looks like that tornadoes is over. Oh, no! A hurricane is coming in three hours! Time to pack up, and hit the