Thundercloud ផ្គររន្ទះ spin វិល
A tornado is created when warm,
moist air rises from the ground and comes into contact with a mass of colder
air at the bottom of a thundercloud.
The rising air pushes against the colder air, and the rotation of the earth
causes the air to spin, in much
the same way that water in a sink spins as it goes down in a drain.
The pressure at the center of a
tornado is much lower than that in the air surrounding the tornado. The low pressure
creates a funnel in the middle of the tornado, which causes destruction by
acting much like a vacuum cleaner and sucking up whatever is in its path.
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