The Most Powerful Storm on Earth Linda Cernak Purpose What have you learned about tornadoes? What should you do if you hear a tornado warning? In what.

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The Most Powerful Storm on Earth Linda Cernak

Purpose What have you learned about tornadoes? What should you do if you hear a tornado warning? In what ways are tornadoes a challenge to people?

The sky is a stormy gray. Rain pours down. Lightning flashes and thunder booms. You hear a loud roar that sounds like a train. What could it be?

It’s a tornado! A tornado is the most powerful storm on Earth. It’s a spinning funnel of air. The funnel comes from the storm clouds above. Warm & cool air fight. Wet and dry air fight. High winds push everything around. The funnel moves faster & faster.

Tornadoes are hard to predict. They take shape & travel quickly. There’s little time to warn people that one is coming. It’s also hard to predict a tornado’s path. They can travel in random paths for 1 or 2 miles.

The strongest tornadoes have wind speeds of more than 300 miles per hour! Houses are blown to bits & cars are tossed in the air. Trees are pulled out of the ground.

Every state in the United States has tornadoes. But most tornadoes happen in the Midwest. This area is called Tornado Alley.

What should you do if you hear a tornado warning? First, get inside right away. Go to the basement if you have one. Stay away from windows. Go under a stairway or heavy table. Cover yourself with a mattress or heavy blankets.

A tornado may be over in minutes, even seconds. But it can do terrible things in that time. It is, after all, the most powerful storm on Earth.

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