Physics, asked by generator, 1 year ago

What is the difference between cyclones and tornadoes

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Answered by Kshitijydv

in cyclone there is low pressure in middle and high pressure outside

in tornado there is high pressure in middle and low pressure outside

Answered by RickyTheNotSoNerdy

Hey there!

I have the answer to your question!

Tornadoes have a diameter of 100s of METERS and are formed from a single storm.But a cyclone has a diameter of 100s KILOMETRES are formed from many storms

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