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About tornadoes
Frequent asked questions about tornados by Weather Underground
Idioma: English / English | Social & Economic Costs of Tornadoes
NOAA began deploying its (WSR-88D) NEXRAD Doppler radar network, in the early 1990s. This network is still instrumental in identifying tornadoes by scanning the atmosphere in three-dimensions and collecting wind velocity data within thunderstorms.
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Storm Prediction Center
Storm Prediction Center at NOAA / National Weather Service. National Centers for Environmental Prediction
Idioma: English / English | Today in History: F2 or Stronger Tornadoes (1950 to 2005)
By Perry Samson at University of Michigan Department of Atmospheric, Oceanic & Space Sciences.
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Tornado (Wikipedia)
A tornado is a violent, rotating column of air which is in contact with both the surface of the earth and a cumulonimbus cloud. Tornadoes come in many sizes but are typically in the form of a visible condensation funnel encircled by a cloud of debris.
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Tornado Detection and Warnings
The NOAA 200th Anniversary Celebration Web site with information about The National Weather Service, tornadoes, Nationwide Network of Doppler Radar and tornadoes detection with Doppler Radar.
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Tornado History Project
Over 50,000 tornado maps. US tornadoes from 1950-2007. The Tornado History Project is a searchable database of every U.S. tornado from 1950-2007*. There are over 50,000 tornadoes in the database, each with its own map and forum.
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Tornado Newspaper Archive
Search Newspaper Articles about Tornado in more than 50,000 Historical Newspaper Pages
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TornadoVideos.net
is the home of the most extreme stormchasers in the world, and is the premiere source of professional extreme weather photography and news for production companies, media, and weather enthusiasts.
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