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Meterology 101: All About Tornadoes
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Meterology 101: All About Tornadoes

Understanding the Basics of Tornado Formation and Forecasting
Last updated 8/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • Begining Students seeking to understand how a tornado forms and in what locations they do form in the USA

Course content

5 sections5 lectures48m total length
  • Introduction8:14

    Describe tornadoes as rapidly rotating columns of air, including funnel clouds, ground-touching twists, and the enhanced Fujita scale, plus seasonality and regional patterns like tornado alley.

Requirements

  • Be able to understand basic weather terms like thunderstorm and severe hailstorms

Description

This course is for beginning weather students, weather lovers, and weather hobbyists who desire to know more about tornado genesis or formation, tornado forecasting, signs of an impending tornado, and other vital tornado topics. We will cover tornado hot spots as well as tornado safety in this class.  We will also look at the latest tornado research being conducted by some of the most prominent weather research institutions around the country. All of the basics of tornadoes will be covered in an engaging and fun style comparable to the Weather Channel production narration or  any other tornado class out there on the market today! Join us now, don't delay!    

The tornado season begins in earnest by late spring and lasts through late summer, you want to know your safe spot in your home or business. The time to learn and prepare is now and not when the storm is on your doorstep. We will also look at the different sizes and shapes of this weather feature and why you cannot rely on what you see and hear to take action but rather what you know about tornadoes and their properties in the real world. 

These tornadoes occur every day and around almost every part of the world. The EF-5 is the strongest ones but they are rare and the last one to hit the USA was back in 2013 in Moore, OK area. You cannot afford to not hear the siren of warning and learn all you can about this weather system today.

Who this course is for:

  • Begining weather students and weather lovers