Tornadoes are rapidly rotating columns of air driven by energy in the atmosphere. Tornadoes are formed through intense thunderstorms. Wind speeds can be up to 318 mph. The diameter of a tornado can be anywhere from a few feet to a mile. The winds normally travel northwest. The storm travels at 20-60 mph. It can last from a few minutes to minutes. When caught in a tornado seek shelter under a sturdy object, away from windows.
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