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Do not panic. Stay inside and away from the windows. Residents of Poolside should go down to the garage. Residents of Parkview should go down to the basement. Sit inside a doorframe (not the front door) and cover your head. Tune your radio to 96.7 FM for weather updates.

Tornadoes frequently occur after dark. Much of the time, the thunderstorms that spawn tornadoes grow during the afternoon. They often reach their peak and begin creating tornadoes late in the afternoon. Once they begin, tornadoes can last well into the evening, sometimes until after midnight. Tornadoes have even hit in the very early morning, although this is rare. The deadly tornado that struck Camilla, Georgia on Feb. 13 and 14, 2000, hit after dark.

Scientists use the words to describe two different weather phenomena. But, in many parts of the USA the words "cyclone" and "tornado" have been used for what scientists call tornadoes. This use of "cyclone" to describe a tornado is dying out, but some people still use it. People still talk about "cyclone cellars" when they refer to the tornado shelters often found on Plains farms.

A tornado warning is posted by the National Weather Service when a tornado has been detected in the area. These warnings are generally issued county-wide. It is important to realize that even if the tornado is in another part of Greene County, you must still take shelter. Conditions here may be conducive to tornado formation.

Continued vigilance and quick response to tornado watches and warnings are critical, since tornadoes can strike virtually anywhere at any time. Most tornadoes are abrupt at onset, short-lived and often obscured by rain or darkness. The best way to deal with them is preparedness. Every individual and business should have a tornado emergency plan for their homes and places of work, and should learn how to protect themselves in cars, open country, and other situations that may arise.

We're not really sure what the highest wind speed might be inside a tornado. Since strong and violent tornadoes destroy weather instruments. we really only have measurements of the winds inside weaker tornadoes. Mobile Doppler radars can measure wind speeds in a tornado above ground level -- and the strongest was 318 mph measured on May 3, 1999 near Bridge Creek/Moore, Oklahoma.

quot;Tornado Alley" is a just a nickname made up by the media for an area of relatively high tornado occurrence - it is not a clearly defined area. Is tornado alley the area with the most violent tornadoes, or is it the area with the most tornado related deaths, or the highest frequency or tornadoes? It depends on what kind of information you want! Tornadoes..

Most tornados will be a few miles away. Occasionally we may come within one-quarter mile of a weaker tornado. This all depends on the individual storm, road options and other factors.

Does windstorm include tornado? Since the policy specifically refers to windstorm as a covered cause of loss, some residents have wondered what exactly windstorm includes. Tornadoes, hurricanes, high winds, thunderstorms and blizzards are all included in the definition of windstorm. Your homeowners policy also provides 'loss of use' benefits to cover additional living expenses while repairs are being made to your home. Please call us with any specific questions regarding your property coverage.

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We have a total of four options we can legally use - 7kg spinning disc, Spiked Scoop, Fixed Spike and ACW (Anti Crusher Weapon). Two weapons we built were deemed illegal by Mentorn's technical crew - these were the ASW (Anti Spinner Weapon) and AAW (Anti Axe Weapon). We started work on an electrical lifter, but have not yet finished it. See our Specs and Technical Info page for more information. No! We have eight Bosch motors, six of which are in a working condition at the moment.

The term "Tornado Alley" refers to the region of the USA where tornadoes occur most frequently, and there is controversy on just where it is. The term is used loosely because there are no exact boundaries. Generally, the term refers to the region on the Great Plains extending from central Texas north to the Canadian border. However, tornadoes are also frequent in other parts of the country. Tom Grazulis of the Tornado Project, says the USA has at least three tornado alleys.

This is a bit of a trick question because it depends where you are. According to the latest tornado research, 99 percent of all tornadoes in the Northern Hemisphere rotate counterclockwise. But tornado chasers and scientists have seen, photographed and videotaped clockwise spinning tornadoes north of the equator.

The Storm Prediction Center's Frequently Asked Questions about tornadoes Web site describes "wedge" tornadoes as those that appear to be at least as wide as they are tall. This slang term is used by storm observers to describe tornado shape and appearance between the ground and the base of the thunderstorm cloud.