How tornado forms

[@arbrilliant191]

This is actually how dust devils form.

[@erikahutchinson6201]

Or a landspout

[@leviandnoahschannelhandle]

I was gonna say that

[@Leafy_Captain]

@@georgewash300nice face reveal but no one asked

[@Chester-jc2wo]

True

[@pokefangamerz3101]

Just say him animation won't work here

[@MythKatana]

we all gangsta until the glass breaks and also this would be good to have on your desk in an office or something

[@haydeejaba8310]

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[@wandarazqa1149]

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[@oofert123]

there is no glass

[@blub148]

​@@oofert123 there IS glass

[@TLZRIOT]

Just Drop some dirt and wood chips to make it More realistic

[@MECHc3ify]

As a child, I would literally crawl under the glass & stand in it. They have one of these at the Exploration Place in Wichita, KS

[@kanzxii]

Those who say the tornado forms from the sky and not ground, you are correct, but this is a special type of landspout. This could potentially be a dust devil, which starts from the ground.

[@wilbert_WX]

yep and it could be how landspouts form since its funnel and the rest is ground up

[@Frozenisafteryou]

Yeah true dust devils are not that dangerous

[@JAKETHECANADIAN]

the “tornado” in this video is not necessarily starting from the ground rather gravity is stopping it from going high and it takes the updraft a little bit to move the steam

[@Frozenisafteryou]

I'm ur 100like

[@wilbert_WX]

@@Frozenisafteryou lol im 101

[@ItsSauIGoodman]

Didnt know they started in a museum display. CRAZY

[@corralestorofamily9945]

tornadoes actually forms from the sky and down not from the ground and up this is a dust devil, or a lamb spout, different types of war wins, but they do not use supercell, so they are not classified as tornado

[@euphoriaashoor7348]

yes exactly

[@DCVizion]

thank you

[@mararguello1667]

He is showing us a special type landspout

[@YourLocalPaperAnim]

No, some are starting from the ground.

[@DCVizion]

@@YourLocalPaperAnim When proof?

[@boazrai1537]

For those who are saying that tornado forms from the sky.... Just flip your phone upsidedown.

[@Strawberrymeloncat]

Now were talking

[@aidenrightyt3418]

Lol

[@nerdgeek3349]

Got it right thanks buddy

[@Altab_Av]

THATS WHAT I DIDD!

[@user-ye5ph8xe7i]

Sadly im not able to turn my pc upside down.

[@Bartek_sky]

This is actually how steam devils form.

[@kkingofkingzq9032]

Waterspout you mean? Tornados starts as a supercell , funnel , a cone , an then tornado. We grt em every year in moore oklahoma

[@SolvingTornadoes]

Actually they start as swirls adjacent to a jet stream and branch out, against the flow, along the tropopause. Sometimes they eventually channel down to cause a storm. Vortices from jet streams cause all of the above, including supercells.

[@SomerandompersonGD]

Let me guess, that is in the children’s museum in Memphis.

[@johnschwalb]

Science center St. Louis

[@SomerandompersonGD]

@@johnschwalb oh.

[@StormChaserMaci.]

This would be valid for a dust devil or Landspout tornado. Not an actual tornado. But regardless the model is very neat.

[@DeathMorethanlife]

Ants be like: EVERYONE TAKE SHELTER GET IN A NERBY BASEMENT (WERE ALL GONNA DIEEE

[@itsleotv8487]

Tornados actually form from the ground up, the hot air escapes from the ground up in the event of the right conditions and are usually found in supercells that hold the perfect conditions for a tornado. The reason why tornados form from the cloud is because of the rotating hot air escaping to the moisture, it brings it down which makes it visible. Thank God for making them visible.

[@vickryan]

imagine tornado that are invisible. Gee whizz. Nightmare scenario. I guess you could still see the storm clouds above you. Then again, what if tornadoes formed on perfectly sunny clear days, and they were invisible. That's a nightmare scenario.

[@RottenCoyote]

This is how dust devils form. Not tornados. Tornados are formed by warm and cool air mixing in the sky, and forming into a funnel of a sort of horizontal tunnel in the sky. This actually happens all the time, however, if the conditions are correct, it will knock the funnel off balance, and that's when it will touch down. Correct me if I'm wrong

[@billy54441]

*cutely gets out and makes disaster*

[@kingtrophyguide4362]

Tornadoes can be found in the mid western United States. These type of storms form tornadoes, but only if they're also in specific conditions in places. The super cell clouds that tornadoes needed to form reaches about 50,000ft or higher. They form when cool dry air from Canada and hot moist air from Mexico clash together with winds to create a vicious storm which eventually becomes a tornado. Their speed is about 500kmh or higher.

[@The_Joshuan_Empire]

maximum speeds, that is.

[@users4007]

we also have non supercell tornadoes, they are called landspouts

[@spaulding304]

You described how thunderstorms are made. Tornadoes needs an up draft which creates the mesocyclone, forward flanking downdraft that brings rain and hail, a rear flanking down draft of cool dry air, an inflow that pulls in hot moisture, and the strongest ones have a flanking line convection. These conditions above are only made with a high amount of cape, and specific to a particular geolocation; windshear, humidity level, and dew point.

[@bigvig8139]

Are we not gonna talk about the actual tornado outside??

[@JdTheGreat16]

That's a painting

[@Revenant789]

I like how it eligantly keeps form while Continuously moving

[@The_Joshuan_Empire]

cool project you got there, realistic approach to dust clouds, and although a tornados funnel comes from the mesocyclone, this is still a good demonstration on how landspouts, dust devils, and dust clouds from tornadoes form.

[@Elidra16]

that is a dust devil it came from the ground

[@Theislandofobjectland]

That's not how tornadoes form but, You are correct about a non-tornadic type of tornado with is known as the "Land spout" So what are land spouts? Well you see, Land spouts are tornado-like phenomena that form over land. They are typically smaller and weaker than traditional tornadoes. Land spouts share some characteristics with tornadoes, such as a rotating column of air, but they have a different formation process. Unlike supercell tornadoes, which develop within severe thunderstorms, land spouts often form from the ground up and are associated with less intense weather conditions. They are generally less destructive than larger, more powerful tornadoes. Land spouts are still capable of causing damage, but they are usually less severe in comparison. And how do they form? Well apparently, Land spouts typically form in fair weather conditions or from relatively weak thunderstorms. Here's a simplified explanation of their formation: 1. **Convection:** Land spouts often start with the upward movement of warm air near the surface. This can be due to local temperature differences or the presence of a boundary, like a sea breeze or outflow boundary. 2. **Rotation:** As the warm air rises, it can start to spin horizontally due to wind shear or other factors. This spinning air can become tilted into a vertical position. 3. **Stretching:** When the rotating air is tilted vertically, it begins to stretch and elongate, forming a funnel-like structure. 4. **Touchdown:** If the spinning air column continues to strengthen and extend downward, it can make contact with the ground, forming a visible funnel cloud. 5. **Land Spout:** Once the rotating funnel cloud touches the ground, it is officially considered a land spout. Land spouts are usually much weaker than traditional tornadoes and are often shorter-lived. Unlike supercell tornadoes, which form within severe thunderstorms with well-defined updrafts, land spouts have a different genesis and are generally less intense. They are often associated with fair-weather conditions or weaker thunderstorms and can be difficult to predict. What are they related to? They are mostly related to another non-tornadic type of tornadic known as a "Dust Devil" What is a Dust Devil? Dust devils are small, rapidly rotating columns of air that pick up dust and debris from the ground, creating a visible vortex. They are a type of atmospheric phenomenon and are often seen in arid or desert regions with hot, sunny weather. Dust devils are typically associated with the heating of the ground, which causes localized pockets of warm air to rise rapidly. Here are some key characteristics of dust devils: 1. **Formation:** Dust devils form when the ground heats up, creating a temperature difference between the surface and the cooler air above. As the hot air near the ground rises, it can start to rotate horizontally. 2. **Rotation:** The rising hot air can become tilted and begin spinning, forming a rotating column of air. This spinning column can pick up loose dust, sand, or debris from the ground. 3. **Appearance:** Dust devils often appear as tall, skinny funnels or columns of swirling dust. They are typically not as wide or as destructive as tornadoes. 4. **Duration:** Dust devils are usually short-lived and dissipate relatively quickly, especially if they move over uneven terrain. 5. **Wind Speed:** While dust devils can have noticeable wind speeds, they are generally much weaker than tornadoes. Dust devils are a fascinating natural phenomenon to observe, but they are not as powerful or destructive as tornadoes. They are more common in regions with dry and hot conditions, where the ground can become very warm, promoting the development of these swirling columns of air. Dust Devil's are usually harmless with a Maximum wind speed, but they can somehow become big and harmful. Here's how normal tornados form! Normal tornadoes, also known as supercell tornadoes, form through a complex set of atmospheric conditions within severe thunderstorms called supercells. Here's a simplified explanation of how they form: 1. **Ingredients:** Tornadoes require specific ingredients to form, including warm, moist air at the surface and cool, dry air aloft. These conditions create instability in the atmosphere. 2. **Supercell Formation:** Tornadoes are most commonly associated with supercell thunderstorms, which are large, rotating thunderstorms with a well-defined updraft. Supercells are often characterized by their anvil-shaped cloud formations. 3. **Updraft Rotation:** Within a supercell, there is a strong, rotating updraft called a mesocyclone. This rotation is essential for tornado development. It can be initiated by wind shear, which causes horizontal rotation to tilt vertically. 4. **Wall Cloud Formation:** As the mesocyclone's rotation intensifies, it can create a lowered cloud base called a wall cloud. This is a key visual indicator that a tornado may be imminent. 5. **Funnel Cloud:** From the wall cloud, a rotating, funnel-shaped cloud called a funnel cloud may extend downward. This is still above the ground and not in contact with it. 6. **Tornado Touchdown:** If the conditions are right, the funnel cloud can extend all the way to the ground, becoming a tornado. Once it touches down, it can cause significant damage. 7. **Life Cycle:** Tornadoes can vary in size and intensity, and their life cycles can range from a few seconds to several hours. They may change in size, shape, and intensity during their existence. It's important to note that tornado formation is a complex process, and meteorologists use radar and other tools to monitor and predict tornadoes. Tornadoes are highly unpredictable and can be extremely dangerous, so it's crucial to follow local weather warnings and take shelter when necessary to stay safe. But that's how Land spouts form not the normal tornadic Supercell tornados. Some people ask "What is tornadic?" "Tornadic" is an adjective related to tornadoes. It is used to describe something that is characteristic of or associated with tornadoes. For example, "tornadic activity" refers to the presence or occurrence of tornadoes in a particular area. I do know a lot about tornados and so do you when you read this whole entire comment!

[@Flyguy9]

Everyone in the comments- “Actually 🤓 “

[@McklMrtz]

so you're saying that you aren't smart

[@Flyguy9]

@@McklMrtz I don’t feel the need correct YT shorts lol especially when everyone else has already made the comment. You sound like a Reddit mod 😂 touch some grass bro

[@McklMrtz]

@@Flyguy9 guess what? i skateboard in most of my freetime and touch grass in school. and theres no point in typing a comment saying that everyones a nerd when they already made the comment just like you said and saying that everyones a nerd makes you sound like a reddit mod

[@OrangetheMartian]

Nice dust devil!

[@Jaythegoat_yt]

Yeah, tornadoes form from the sky that right there is a ground based whirlwind

[@magdolnakomaromi8030]

Mini tornado, its dangerious 😂

[@SpeedyyMaster]

You’re talking about “how dust devils form”😂😂

[@40_BluntsYT]

tornadoes start from the sky and rotate counter clockwise so this is (sort of) the opposite called a dust devil that just picks up loose material around it

[@rutilioarellano4836]

That like a real tomato

[@johnadkins6232]

That's called a dust Devil

[@melisaungs6569]

POV how tornadoes start:

[@skeppyco45gaming56]

for the last time, TORNADOS DONT FORM ON THE GROUND

[@qwerty-zj7nm]

Whowww😲 so cleaver.. inside box💪👏✍️

[@pluto....993]

A dust devil grows from the grown

[@_..Alice_FPE.._]

Fun fact, my grandma, mom and grandpa have all drivin through waterspouts, waterwhirls, dustdevils, tornados, and hurricanes!

[@kellydoyle2214]

Correct video title: How landspout tornadoes form

[@doublepluz_exball]

Bros turning itself into a shifting attack on titan

[@Masterjaden540]

Everybody gangsta until they here:ninja go!

[@Yunaxiaohui_0422]

Wow That Tornado Is Small

[@larajubelle9829]

that us nit a tornado thats is a dust devil

[@loky44971]

JOHN I CANT STOP IT!!!

[@SebspartaOink]

Imagine having your own tornado maker in home💀

[@Greenboy1961]

ok

[@Sharpless2]

it aint one o' dem 'naders but a dust devil. Would be cool to have as a small desk toy.

[@Hextomech]

My favorite thing at the discovery center

[@dganglove2633]

Bro was just a born baby tornado 💀

[@bhushankumar4843]

Wow 😲😲 nice n good science project

[@greatgamer5092]

I mean hey it’s still a pretty cool representation of a dust devil

[@One_of_Many750]

They Should Make It Grow.

[@edrckm5194]

How tornados spawn in arizona

[@OhREALLYMAN]

Thats like a land spout

[@WhyNotStation]

Average tornado for storm chasers

[@NatashaMyers-qy3oc]

this type if tornado is a landspout

[@Ena48145]

That's awesome!

[@Lovebuggkate]

The tornado in da background: is y’all gunna notice me? 👁️ 👁️ 👄

[@Wesmancan]

Kinda upside down and in accurate.

[@Jigglyshowtime]

It’s more of a land spout than a tornado

[@Deutsch_Gamer]

@@Jigglyshowtimedust devil more likely

[@Jigglyshowtime]

@@Deutsch_Gamer oh yeah. I forgot about those

[@SharkiSharkii]

the tornado in the background tho💀

[@Gabriel41932]

What heres nothing about ?

[@murtazakhan3485]

Broo i saw that tornado on the window behind the other one

[@gimygaming8655]

the painting...

[@Hashirhassan-ih6sp]

Bro, I wanna go to this place to see a devil tornado

[@Ilovethesetipsandtricks]

"Honey why is there a tornado outside-"

[@Steve_Stonecutter]

This felt like stranger things

[@alistairsmall9901]

My man forgot about the mesocyclone.

[@koenzotz8259]

All the microorganisms. ☠️😵😵‍💫

[@MastaChafa]

So, how does a tornado form?

[@BloodMarket]

This devil is actually pretty cute when its small

[@EverythingNoodles]

Is that a machine that can make sand tornado dioramas?

[@brandongentzke2953]

Not exactly. This is a scaled down version of a dust devil. The actual physics of a tornado requires a much more complexed atmospheric systems involving lift. This air is just spinning.

[@anotherone3178]

I no but are Actually That tornado Dangerous

[@user-jp2sj3fn5s]

That’s actually dust devil..

[@philiparounsy6329]

Watch it when it grows bigger and bigger

[@TheTrueLadybug]

Ayoooooo

[@DJ-iu5bb]

Sticks my hand in there that feels nice 😂

[@kennypowers1945]

It looks like the science museum in Oklahoma

[@1cey_editz]

thats a dust devil + tornadoes evolve from the circulation of the cloud above it

[@jedidiahlalfunny]

That a dust devil

[@ravinwinters295]

Is no one gonna talk about the actual tornado in the background just look at the window

[@Ivangonzalez-tj8uc]

That's a land spout land spouts are like tornados that form from the ground and look smooth

[@soulatte8902]

Sometimes it goes both ways. The sky and ground meet at the middle

[@user-ng1sb2lt2l]

Bro in out side is a big tornado

[@monkeymankster]

That’s awesome bro, mesmerizing

[@insanegamer3916]

This is how dust devils form and some waterspouts

[@Eliel_1351]

I saw that on science museum

[@TimurFutbol.]

no one even talks about the real tornado outside💀💀

[@Sharpless2]

p i c t u r e imagine having such a simulation chamber but you continue to hear the wind roar after turning it off lmao

[@user-gw8ym3wg3k]

POV that one that puts there hands in it

[@fatimahrizman3299]

Omggggg thisssss window outting

[@Pmiyy]

Can you put small stuffs like legos

[@slimydragonz]

i've been to this place before! I forgot what it was called but you would have to put your hands or fingers to cover all of the holes so it would form

[@jamesjumpscare8825]

I want this in my house

[@MARTIS1MAIN]

Nah bro thats a dust devil

[@BBNTrashtalker]

Creates mini tornado Then turns to an F5

[@eddick2809]

Thats a dust devil, they from from the ground up, and tornados, on the other hand, form from the sky down and are a lot more dangerous

[@AmericanLaw]

Well, this actually isn’t the process. Tornadoes form from the sky down from a funnel cloud.

[@wm3293]

Kinda is this exactly how a landspout tornado and a fairweather waterspout would from I've right by Lake Erie and I see on average 20+ Waterspouts a season seen 9 already in 2023

[@wm3293]

Correction after the October 7th Lake Erie Outbreak I've Observed over 70 Waterspout Funnel Clouds and Mature Waterspouts in 2023

[@AmericanLaw]

@@wm3293 So your talking about waterspouts?

[@wm3293]

@@AmericanLaw Landspouts and Fairweather Waterspouts I was just pointing out that both form from the surface upwards into the the clouds/showers or non Supercell storm where Supercell Tornados and Tornadic Waterspouts form from the cloud down

[@wm3293]

@WeArePatriots I got some videos from the October 7th Lake Erie waterspout outbreak on my Channel I seen 55 Waterspout Funnel Clouds and 7 Mature Waterspouts that day

[@ajsalvano9286]

Nobody wanna talk abt the real tornado in the freakin window!

[@gimygaming8655]

that's a painting....

[@mordexthewolf6090]

You know this is gonna sound stupid... But I actually forgotten tornadoes existed for probably a long time 😂😂

[@Jackjack1978.]

This is actually nothing like tornados form...First and foremost, they start in the atmosphere...

[@brandoncastillo5951]

You just created a dust devil

[@anneylkhawar2198]

yo this is so satisfying tornado🌪🌪🌪🌪

[@varietyeditss]

I've actually been to this place before and it's actually very fascinating!

[@alzzioa]

Me* MOM THERES A TINY TORNADO IN THE HOUSE TAKE THE BUNKER!

[@Memessssss]

i imagine if you had a huge facillity or something you could just generate a huge tornado like this ...

[@users4007]

would be interesting but expensive, its cheaper to just simulate tornadoes on supercomputers

[@SolsRngWillGetAbyssal]

a tornando forms from the sky a dust devil forms from the ground

[@Frozenisafteryou]

It forms exactly like that but from the sky

[@wyattvond]

This would be more of a dust devil

[@felixrosas9345]

tornadoes touch the ground not sky

[@isaiahadventures5916]

Oh, no, the tornadoes coming