"Quick, get to safety, a storm is surging!" Tornadoes and hurricanes are known to be the worst natural disasters. Although they may seem different they both share a plethora of similarities. Let's journey deeper into the similarities and differences of tornadoes and hurricanes and see what we can find.
To begin with, tornadoes are funnel like storms and one of the worlds most deadliest windstorms. These strong storms are most common on the Great Plains, known as Tornado Alley. 1,300 tornadoes strike the U.S each year. Hurricanes on the other hand, are tropical storms that also have very high wind speeds. They are most common near the coast of Africa and costal states such as Florida and Georgia.Although, only five hurricanes reach the U.S
To begin with, tornadoes are funnel like storms and one of the worlds most deadliest windstorms. These strong storms are most common on the Great Plains, known as Tornado Alley. 1,300 tornadoes strike the U.S each year. Hurricanes on the other hand, are tropical storms that also have very high wind speeds. They are most common near the coast of Africa and costal states such as Florida and Georgia.Although, only five hurricanes reach the U.S