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version 4.11
June 1, 2018
L : HURRICANES versus TORNADOES
Text version of HURRICANES versus TORNADOES
L1) How are tropical cyclones different from tornadoes?
L2) Why do tropical cyclones spawn tornadoes?
L3) What percentage of tropical cyclones spawn tornadoes?
L4 What parts of a tropical cyclone are most favored for tornado formation?
L5) How long after landfall are TC tornadoes a threat?
L6) Are TC tornadoes weaker than midlatitude tornadoes?
L7) What is the largest known outbreak of TC tornadoes?
L8) What is the deadliest single TC-spawned tornado?
L9) What is the most damaging single TC-spawned tornado?
L10) Why are TC tornadoes especially difficult to deal with?
L11) Which states are most vulnerable to TC tornadoes outbreaks?
L12) What about Florida ? They get the most hurricane strikes; do they also get a lot of TC tornadoes ?
L13) How does the damage from hurricanes compare to tornadoes ?
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