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How Does a Tornado Work?
By Sharon Fabian |
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1 A tornado is one of the most violent storms on earth. It is a twisting, spinning mass of air that stretches from a thundercloud to the ground. A tornado can last anywhere from a few minutes to an hour or more. It can travel across the ground for less than a mile or over one hundred miles. The most violent tornadoes cause massive damage and the loss of many lives.