13 Facts about Deadliest Tornadoes | You Don't know !

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Deadliest Tornadoes Facts 


          Even though we can predict the tornado because of decades of research on them, we are still in danger. Tornadoes are violently spinning vertical funnels of air in contact with clouds as well as the ground. Tornadoes are the Deadliest Natural Disasters that are capable of destroying the whole well-made structures, uprooting trees, and throwing objects through the air like deadly missiles.
13 Amazing Facts about  Tornadoes :

Central Oklahoma Tornado on May 31, 2013
Central Oklahoma Tornado on May 31, 2013
1. Tornadoes are also called Twister.
2. Tornadoes are born due to the giant Thunderstorms which are known as "Supercells" that form the most powerful Tornadoes.

3. Fujita (F) Scale or Enhanced Fujita (EF) Scale is used to determine the strength of the Tornado. This scale assigns a number from 0-5 based on the Wind gusts and damage.

4. More than 2000 Tornadoes occurs worldwide Every Year.

5. There were 50 F5 Tornadoes that occurred between 1950 and 2007 in the United States.

6. The Most Powerful Tornado Ever recorded was Central Oklahoma Tornado on May 31, 2013, which was 2.6 miles wider vulnerable Tornado.

7. The Daulatpur Saturia Tornado on 23, April 1989 in Bangladesh was the Deadliest Tornado Ever killing 1300 with over 12000 injured.
Deadliest Tornado Ever Recorded
Deadliest Tornado Ever Recorded
8. Most of the Tornadoes in Northern Hemisphere Rotate in Counter-clockwise or anticlockwise Direction.

9. Tornadoes that occur over water surface are called "Waterspout".

10. The tornado may last for few seconds or as long as three hours.

11. Doppler Radars, Satellites, Weather Balloons, etc are used to detect Tornadoes and give advance warnings.

12. Tornadoes can reach wind speeds of over 300 miles per hour.

13. Tornado warning systems generally give 70 percent false alarm which leads some peoples to take them less seriously.

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