Science, asked by chandrakiranjai7, 3 months ago

Why do tornadoes sometimes
form inside cyclones, typhoons,
and hurricanes?

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Answered by Anonymous

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Hurricanes and tropical storms, collectively known as tropical cyclones, provide all the necessary ingredients to form tornadoes. ... Tornadoes mostly form over land, instead of over water, because the land slows down surface-level winds, creating even more wind shear, McNoldy said.

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