Storm Measurement and Tornado Navigation

Meteorologists Dr. Bruce Lee and Dr. Kathy Finley drive towards a storm to take wind speed and pressure measurements. They are caught off guard by strong winds from another storm, forcing them into a ditch. As they await rescue, a massive tornado approaches, reaching wind speeds of 110 mph. The team is eventually freed, but they find themselves between two tornadoes, one moving away and another approaching. The situation is tense as they work to escape the danger.

What was the initial task of Dr. Bruce Lee and Dr. Kathy Finley?

• To evacuate the area

• To photograph the storm

• To take wind speed and pressure measurements

• To measure the temperature of the storm

What unexpected event forced Lee and Finley into a ditch?

• A landslide

• A sudden hailstorm

• Strong winds from another storm

• Heavy rainfall

What was the condition of the power lines when the team was in danger?

• They were functioning normally

• They were being repaired

• They were sparking

• They were down

What was the estimated wind speed of the massive tornado?

• 110 mph

• 90 mph

• 130 mph

• 80 mph

What was the team's immediate concern after being freed from the ditch?

• Contacting the base

• Finding shelter

• Measuring the tornado

• Avoiding two tornadoes

How wide was the tornado estimated to be?

• Two miles

• One mile

• Three miles

• Half a mile

What was the team's final action in the video?

• They stopped to rest

• They called for backup

• They continued their mission

• They returned to base

What was the distance of the tornado portion of the storm from the team?

• 20 miles

• 15 miles

• 29 miles

• 10 miles

What was the team's main objective after navigating away from the tornadoes?

• To repair their equipment

• To find a safe place

• To contact the authorities

• To measure the storm

What was the reaction of the team after successfully navigating the situation?

• They were disappointed

• They were confused

• They were relieved

• They were indifferent