Landspouts vs. tornadoes: What's the difference?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- They're small, quick and weak, but a landspout is a real tornado, and they dominate Colorado's tornado season.
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Tornados in my opinion are the creepiest thing I have been graced to never see
I have never seen a land tornado but living by Lake Erie I have seen alot of waterspouts over the years
Creepy yet fascinating
Think thats creepy? Try getting hit by a water spout in the middle of the ocean in the middle of the night. You could hear it and feel it, but couldn't see it.. all alone in the ocean on a smaller fishing boat!
lmao real
idk why but I just feel like I could walk into a landspout and it would hover me just a bit but that's probably not true
@My26thAccountLOL LOL e
Lol. In some cases you could but it can be dangerous.
Tbh by the time it can "levitate" you it will likely only do it for a bit..... Bc a chunk of ore will render you no longer yourself
I don't know why, either, because you'd be very lucky to even _survive,_ let alone escape serious injury. I saw a clip of a dust devil pick up a kid and hurl him about 20 feet in the air, and those are substantially less powerful than a landspout.
@@cigoLxeLThe power varies. Dust devils strong enough to actually cause stuff like that to happen are very rare but of course possible.
Land Spouts Can Be Dangerous if They're Caught up in a Strong Updraft. within an Outflow Boundary , There can be Mini -Supercells and Once the Land spout is ingested into this Mini-Mesocyclone..
jarrell may 27 1997 tornado started out as a landspout then mutated into a supercell ish multi vortex wedge , it was rated a f5 (and even sometimes considered to be rated a f6)
josh19941016 F6 doesn’t exist.
one did got rated F6 but then got downgraded to F5 , it was the xenia f5 if your wondering
josh19941016 It had wind speeds that would have made it a f6 if the f6 rating existed. It was always an f5 because the Fujita scale only goes up to f5.
well no ish , there were around 5-10 tornadoes that they where playing close of getting a f6 rating , and one having a f6 rating but then downgraded , the EF scale goes from 0 to 5 , the old F scale goes from 0 to 12 , however f7-f12 had no difference in damage making it impossible , however f6 did have one damage indecator , its a bit confusing but its ground swirling scouring , no tornado ever kept a f6 rating and only one ever had a f6 rating for a while.
cool fun fact: in rare circumstances, landspouts are able to have EF-3 force winds.
So true.
He literally said that in the video
Stolen fact!
We had a cute little landspout in Utah just yesterday
The guy:we do recommend people to take landspouts seriously even thought they are weak
52 yeard old texas man:It's just a damm ef1 it cant even lift me up (drinks from his beer while he is shirtless in his porch watching the tornado)
Looks pretty scary
Anybody here after seeing the dude fish next to a HUGE tornado? Think it was this but it was huge
Both tornadoes
Colorado (landspout) tornadoes are most alwaysdifferent than tornadoes that occur where I live in OK & most of the Midwest and South.
These landspouts can look scary but 99% of the time the wind speeds make it nothing more than a glorified dust devil or gustnado/ F0-F1 category.
Interesting as land-spout tornados form from the ground up due to the terrain from what I have read and usually only have a life of 5-10 minutes at the most.
These land spouts are not spawned by a powerful jet stream that brings a clashing of warm and cold air masses strong enough to generate large, supercell thunderstorms that produce the terrifying large, rotating supercell storms that are associated with the monster tornadoes that take homes off their foundations and destroy cities with wind speeds up to 300 mph (EF5).
I still find these land spout tornados fascinating though!
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Crazy.
Wow, that's interesting, i had no idea even these could reach an EF-3 classification in strength, always thought they'd be something like EF-0 or maybe EF-1 at max. Anyways, i love how they look like... they are my favorite form of vortex, when their shape is clearly visible, not shrouded by rain, not ugly dark from all the debris, and most importantly, not causing much damage or harm. Very photogenic, and it gives you a nice look at the funnel inside and the rotating air column. That's what fascinates me so much about this weather phenomenon. It's a quite stable event over a short timeframe in an unstable environment.
Ive heard (i think from skip talbot) is the differences are that landspouts are non-supercell tornados.
I've had dreams of these in my neighborhood
Didn’t answer the title’s question 🤦🏾♀️
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They are weaker than traditional tornadoes because they are not associated with the mesocyclone of a thunderstorm. Rather, they from from the low level mixed boundary layer close to the ground below a developing cumulus congestus cloud and from a thin, translucent, and highly laminar helical tube that connects from the ground to the cloud.
lady have you ever heard of actually watching and listening to the video
@@cllncl boy have you actually read the other replies?
They answered it-
Sure looks like a tornado to me...
Daunting scene? Please.
I want to walk into it...
I think it's a pretty natural thing. Like wanting to jump off a high ledge.
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A landspout and a tornado no I think they're both tornadoes both Overland but if one happened to been over water that would have been a waterspout imagine that genius