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In this case, it was the swell of an emergency siren, like those used for air raids or tornadoes , which I've never heard before in Beijing.

Parts of Oklahoma and even Texas have seen up to 9 inches of snow. Severe storms also have spawned at least two tornadoes in Florida.

I had dealt with a lot of natural disasters as governor, including floods, droughts, and tornadoes, but I had never seen anything like this.

"The time of day was the most lethal aspect of the tornadoes , " the National Weather Service said in a written statement.

In Alabama, there are reports of tornadoes touching down in at least six counties.

A thin funnel cloud touches down in a field in northwest Iowa. Funnel clouds become tornadoes once they touch the ground.

"These really large-scale fire tornadoes occur at least once every year somewhere in the U. S. , " he added.

The central and western parts of Kansas were hit by at least 17 tornadoes on Friday alone, the National Weather Service said on Saturday.

North Carolina Governor Beverly Perdue said the number of tornadoes was the highest since 1984.

These storm chasers hunt down tornadoes, trying to get right in the twisters' paths.

Tornadoes can pick up cars, trains and even houses and put them down in the next street.

Officials in the central United States say at least 30 people were killed when dozens of tornadoes swept through the area late Sunday.

The tornadoes were part of a large storm system that hit the Midwest, spawning twisters in South Dakota and Nebraska as well.

Totally true. Tornadoes can form almost anywhere, but the U. S. gets most of any nation.

Jiangsu Province, almost all tornadoes occur each year, but the location did not significantly laws.

Storms and tornadoes struck Alabama, Georgia, and Mississippi, killing at least 340 people, leveling towns, and leaving thousands homeless.

Hailstones the size of grapefruit were reported as the storms swept through the region, creating flash floods as well as tornadoes.

In contrast to 2011, the majority of deaths in 1953 were mostly due to several powerful tornadoes that touched down in Texas and Michigan.

Some counties in mid-west America have declared a state of emergency due to rainstorms and tornadoes.

While tornadoes, floods, and fires have raged across the United States, in China the mix of weather is just as variable.

Even if you see tornadoes only in movies, you know that they demolish building in second.

Well. Tornadoes can be dangerous, it's true. If we hear something like a loud train coming, then we have to go in the basement.

These disasters including large hail, the birds blot out the sun, and then came the unprecedented tornadoes.

Meteorologists say more than 25 tornadoes may have touched down in the central U. S. in recent days.

Lump in the tornadoes that occurred the next week and there was over 500 tornadoes in a two week period.

Tornadoes can occur any time of year, but they wage all-out war on the U. S. during spring and summer.

The death toll from a spate of tornadoes that hit southern states at the end of April rose to at least 340.

"Some ingredients that are favourable to tornadoes will increase in a warming world, others will decrease, " Brooks says.

Tornadoes have been observed on every continent except Antarctica. But weather experts say they are most common is the United States.

Tornadoes and storms have been blamed for at least 23 deaths in three states including at least 14 in Missouri .

Then, as the snow melted, floods ravaged Arkansas, Mississippi, Missouri and Tennessee, and tornadoes battered Alabama and Missouri.

The mayor of Tuscaloosa Alabama. His city was hit hard by severe weather and tornadoes that whipped across the southern U. S. last week.

A "family" of tornadoes travelled from Oklahoma to North Carolina, killing at least 43 people.

Archive footage of the time shows dust storms swirling across the flat lands like tornadoes.

Tornadoes over the weekend also were blamed for a death in Minneapolis and one in Reading, Kan.

North Carolina, where 18 people were killed, experienced 62 separate tornadoes, prompting the governor to declare a state of emergency.

I liked to write about tornadoes: Tornadoes, which come out of a peaceful summer day in the Midwest.

Natural disasters include tornadoes, earthquakes, hurricanes, tidal waves, monsoons, and volcanic activity.

The high energy of these storms is associated withheavy precipitation, lightning, high wind speeds and tornadoes.

Disaster relief is appropriately the concern of government, rushing resources into areas hit by tornadoes, hurricanes, and earthquakes.

The storm system moved east bringing wind, rain, and reports of tornadoes with it.

Humans anticipate torrents of nature - volcanoes, tornadoes, floods, lighting, hailstorms, and earthquakes.

Tornadoes and storms are being blamed for at least 23 deaths in three states including at least 14 in Missouri.

The president was traveling to Alabama later that morning to witness the damage from last week's tornadoes.

Unfortunately, while an unusually large number of tornadoes struck this April, on average May is the more active month.

Meanwhile, three tornadoes barreled through east central Alabama, destroying one church and damaging another.

Tornadoes and hurricanes can fling debris for miles, and even recreational hobbies like fishing or archery can be hazardous.

Some people have even claimed to have seen crop circles being created by small tornadoes.

Football-sized hail hammers Tokyo and tornadoes destroy Los Angeles International Airport as the world falls into anew Ice Age.

Constant whirl winds and tornadoes have bent the square game field so it has become . . . a circle!

One meteorologist has predicted that another 300 more tornadoes will strike in the next two weeks.

Two patches of opposing winds closely packed together is the typical pattern of tornadoes . Vortices downwind of Lantau S. T.

Tzu Chi volunteers in the US state of Kentucky survey areas damaged by last month's tornadoes.

Meteorologists believe this pressure jump is the mechanism responsible for storms and tornadoes.

Tornadoes are one of the most violent weather events on Earth. Each year, the severe winds of tornadoes kill many people.

Dozens of tornadoes produced by Gilbert spread through Texas, ripping off roofs and overturning vehicles.

Due to their flimsy construction, mobile homes are particularly vulnerable to tornadoes.

Management Of Flood, Tropical Cyclones, Storms, Hurricanes And Tornadoes.

Where these air masses meet, a narrow zone of storm clouds develops, and thunder storms and sometimes tornadoes occur.

Tornadoes are violent whirlwinds which vary in their width from a few yards to 1300 feet.

Tornadoes form when the updrafts of air that supply storms with warm, humid air become a vortex, or high-speed whirlwind.

Storms, hail or lightning can kill birds while tornadoes or waterspouts may suck up small fish or frogs and drop them far away.

People inspect the damage on Saturday after tornadoes destroyed the town of Marysville, Ind.

Of course, sometimes tornadoes visit here, but the frequency is very low, and the earthquake and tsunami has not happened.

When these air mass meet, a narrow zone of storm cloud develops a thunderstorm and sometimes tornadoes occur.

These flame-throwing tornadoes, called fire whirls , can be 50 feet wide and grow as tall as a 40-story building.

Older storm chasers miss the days when there were only the few of them chasing tornadoes.

The state was also struck by severe storms and tornadoes last month.

Waterspouts are tornadoes over the ocean. Tornadoes cause millions of dollars in damage and sometimes kill many people.

These scientists hope to someday predict exactly when and where tornadoes will strike.

There were reports of tornadoes in a couple of different states.

Tornadoes start in muggy thunderstorm weather, usually in late spring and summer.

Find out why rainbows appear. . . and all about clouds, winds, hail, hurricanes, tornadoes, and other weather words.

It'll bring about terrorist bombs; it'll bring earthquakes, tornadoes, and possibly a meteor.

englishtang. com Central and eastern Missouri were hit by recent tornadoes and cause personal injury and property damage.

We talked with chief CNN meteorologist Chad Myers, and the first questions we asked is, why don't we see more tornadoes in the Winter?

Tornadoes have a strong instability in the cumulonimbus of.

At sea, ships have been nearly sunk by tornadoes dropping water on them.

So, what does this have to do with winter tornadoes?

Kansas is known for many things -- wheat, sunflowers . . . and tornadoes!

The authorities have ordered the indefinite closure of the airport to assess the damage caused by tornadoes.

And rebuilding after the floods and tornadoes may deliver a fillip in the second half of the year.

Fire tornadoes occur when intense heat and turbulent wind conditions combine to form whirling eddies of air.

Unfortunately we're in the process of redecorating that space because of trees that fell during the tornadoes a few weeks ago!

We're used to tornadoes here in Tuscaloosa.

HURRICANES, volcanic eruptions and tornadoes have a savage beauty that takes the breath away, even as one laments their destructive power.

Tornadoes ripped through villages in southeastern Guangdong, killing 13 people, injuring 51 and destroying or damaging hundreds of houses.

Mobile homes are notoriously flimsy in tornadoes, and accounted for more than half the tornado deaths in 2009.

These flame-throwing tornadoes, called fire whirls, can be 50 feet (15 meters) wide and grow as tall as a 40-story building.

ELIZA: Well. Tornadoes can be dangerous, it's true.

Tornadoes kill about 60 people in the U. S. every year and cause billions of dollars of property damage.

Flying debris is the main cause of injuries and deaths in tornadoes.

Yes. People should look out, because maybe there will be tornadoes coming. So it's called a watch.

html And we begin with those heavy rains and tornadoes that are pounding south Texas as Hurricane Alex comes ashore.

Flying debris is the main cause of broken windows in tornadoes.

ELIZA: Yes. People should look out, because maybe there will be tornadoes coming.

Most buildings are vulnerable to the effects of natural and technological disasters such as tornadoes , earthquakes, floods or explosions.

Waterspouts are weak tornadoes that happen over warm water.

J: I'm from the plains of the Midwest. It's a prime location for tornadoes.

Scientists don't fully understand tornadoes, but one theory is that they form when a warm wind meets a cold wind.

I love tornadoes! -I love arachnids. -I love hot magma! -I love the giant squids.

State governors complain that their ability to deal with emergencies, such as tornadoes and hurricanes, is being compromised.

The Weather Channel reported 43 tornadoes. Storm surge across the Gulf ranged from 10 feet to 25 feet above average levels.

Supercell thunderstorms are known to spawn tornadoes with winds exceeding 200 miles an hour (322 kilometers an hour).

This could be a record year for tornadoes, but you don't see too many of them up in Massachusetts.

UCAR's science and education efforts, he says, are just what a planet beset by tornadoes, flooding, and tsunamisneeds.

Gas leak caused many cities and towns on fire, hail, strong winds and even more tornadoes and other severe weather looms.

Hundreds of people, afraid that the tornadoes could lead to gas leakage, have evacuated from Kansas.

Tornadoes can pick up objects, animals, and even people sometimes.

We have very little control over external forces such as tornadoes, earthquakes , floods, disasters, illness and pain.

Tornadoes are nature's most violent storms.

Tornadoes are formed from the rotating air.

More than 300 tornadoes tore through the region between April 25th and 28th, an unprecedented number.

The tornadoes can then drop them miles away.

Tornadoes are most likely to occur between 3 p. m. and 9 p. m. , but can occur at any time.

An outbreak of 305 tornadoes over central and Southern states killed 327 people, including 240 in Alabama.

It can drive tornadoes that toss cars high into the air.

This time, scientists hope to learn more about the formation, wind speed and shape of tornadoes.

Some severe bad weathers, such as storms, hailstones and tornadoes, are mainly caused by convective cloud.

That's terrible. Do many people die in tornadoes?

Fire tornadoes can set objects in their paths ablaze, and they can hurl burning debris out into their surroundings.

Also F-3, F-4, and F-5 tornadoes will walk the earth leaving massive destruction.

However, tornadoes, earthquakes and volcanic eruptions will not only rage in America, but also in Europe and in the rest of the world.

The previous yearly record was 1, 817 tornadoes in 2004.

How many tornadoes have there been?

On average, there are 800 tornadoes in the US each year, causing about 80 deaths and 1, 500 injuries.

Do you get tornadoes where you are from?

Consider what Mother Nature slung our way last year in May, typically the second worst month for tornadoes.

Call them twisters or tornadoes, the nature's most violent storms with swirling winds that can top 3 hundred miles per hour.

Radar Signatures of Tropical Cyclone Tornadoes in Central North Carolina

two patches of opposing winds closely packed together is the typical pattern of tornadoes

Features of Tornadoes Distribution in Shandong Province

Scourge of the Plains: Tornadoes

Meteorological conditions contributing to the development of severe tornadoes in southern Cyprus

A deadly year of tornadoes