Types of Severe Weather

The video discusses various types of severe weather, including tornadoes, hurricanes, nor'easters, and haboobs. It explains how these weather events form, their characteristics, and their potential impacts on safety and property. Tornadoes and hurricanes are compared, highlighting differences in wind speed, duration, and area affected. Nor'easters are described as winter storms with significant precipitation, while haboobs are dust storms caused by fast-moving winds. The video emphasizes the importance of understanding these phenomena to better prepare for severe weather conditions.

What are the conditions that lead to the formation of tornadoes?

How do hurricanes differ from tornadoes in terms of duration and area affected?

Describe the impact of nor'easters compared to hurricanes.

What is a haboob and what conditions lead to its occurrence?

What types of severe weather can result from fast-moving winds?