1. Did you know that tornadoes come from thunderstorms?
Thunderclouds build up when cool, dry air runs into warm, wet air.
If enough cool air runs into warm air, clouds can start to gain energy and power.
A tornado can result from this energy.
A tornado is a spinning column created by the thunderstorm’s strong winds.
The winds are so strong that they can pick up water, dust, and scraps.
A tornado can spin over 200 miles per hour, which means that it has a lot of force.
How do clouds gain enough energy to create a tornado?