STORM2K

I always enjoy uniquely worded storm reports...


1726 2 NW MILTON RESERVOIR WELD CO 4026 10466 TREE UPROOTED TORNADO MOVING ACROSS PASTURE (BOU)

LOL!! thats great.

TREE UPROOTED, TORNADO MOVING ACROSS PASTURE

A comma or period may just solve the problem!

That tornado never had a chance. LOL

Fun area. But a serious question.

What would happen if a, let´s say, F2 tornado travelled across a privat swimming pool. Would it suck up the water in one swallow ?

senorpepr wrote:I always enjoy uniquely worded storm reports...


1726 2 NW MILTON RESERVOIR WELD CO 4026 10466 TREE UPROOTED TORNADO MOVING ACROSS PASTURE (BOU)

Thats brilliant

Imagine if...

FOX: We have reports of a tree which is crossing the Highway uprooting everything in its path and eyewitness accounts claim it uprooted a tornado while moving across the pasture...

Bunkertor wrote:Fun area. But a serious question.

What would happen if a, let´s say, F2 tornado travelled across a privat swimming pool. Would it suck up the water in one swallow ?

I would guess no. There's really not much "suction" in a tornado as there are high winds rotating in a small area. Judging for footage of house being hit by a tornado, the homes aren't really "sucked up" (like in a vacuum), but rather blown by the wind. My guess... you may have some bulging water, but that would be mostly negated by the extreme winds rippling the water. Rather than having "upward suction," I'd guess you are more likely to see "outward spilling" from the winds.

I almost wanna make a photoshop for this, but... nah.

There was one tornado report last year that said something like: "MAXIMUM WIDTH OF TORNADO WAS 150 YRS".

I think they meant yards.

HurricaneBill wrote:There was one tornado report last year that said something like: "MAXIMUM WIDTH OF TORNADO WAS 150 YRS".

I think they meant yards.

lol... 150 light years? That would be dangerous!

Cyclone1 wrote:I almost wanna make a photoshop for this, but... nah.

That would be funny to see.