It's a forming Tornado!!!
This is how tornadoes form. Made by Mateus yolo
How a tornado forms
Tornadoes are mostly formed in thunderstorms. The most dangerous tornadoes come from really strong storms are called supercells. supercells form when winds move in oppisite directions. If this happens the difference in wind speed and direction will create a horazontal spin in the lower atmosphere. The pictures below will show you how a tornado is made. info from brainpop
A supercell
This is a supercell forming in a road this is the beginning of a tornado
A forming tornado
This is when a downdraft is taking some rotation of the mecocyclone.
two tornadoes!!!
This is a tornado that has finished forming. 2 tornadoes in the same place and time are really rare.
The finished Tornado!!!
When thunderstorms form warm humid air rises it's called a updraft. Then a dyagnale spinning tube of air turns in to a verticle tube this is called a mesocyclone. mesocyclone's can be 10 kilometers wide. When it spins it gets faster and fuels the storm. When the up- draft rises a downdraft pulls some of the rotation down. When it reaches the ground it is a tornado. The dust and debre gives it a dark color. The wind speed of the tornado depends on how wide it is.