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Tornado Info by Tierra

** The Science **- Some helpful information that you might need for tornadoes is right here on this website. That is if you want info on tornadoes. A common place in North America where lots of tornadoes happen is Tornado Alley. Its a region that consists of Eastern South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Northern Texas and Eastern Colorado. These tornadoes usually happen in the summer and spring when there are thunder storms. Tornadoes are caused by wind speeds charge and the direction. Then it is tilted. For more information go to:

[|Tornado Article]

** Historical Event **- This historical event happened in Pender, Nebraska. The date was September, 13, 1928. The time was around 3:40 in the afternoon. Also it was the late spring but the early fall. It was most likely to happen because this city was in Tornado Alley so it was in more danger of getting hit by a tornado. This was a very long time ago but these kind of tornadoes can still happen. Here is a few links to help you get more information on this particular tornado.

[|Historical Tornadoes]

**In the News **- One of the latest tornadoes was the tornado that happened December 31, 2010. This tornado killed at least 9 people in all from the cities of Rolla and St.Louis. This lasted until January 1, 2011. This was the most deadliest December tornado outbreak in history since 2000 in the US. Be safe, alert and careful if you live in an active tornado ranges. media type="custom" key="8140484" width="170" height="170" align="right" These tornado outbreak link will definitely help you with these New Years Tornadoes:

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**Safety **- Here are some safety tips that could probably help if you ever get in a tornado.

**Dos ** Do stay inside a building or shelter when there is a tornado.
 * Do keep flashlights close and with fresh batteries in case of a tornado.
 * Do keep all people around you together so they don't get away from the shelter.
 * Do stay away from windows.
 * Along with that, do go to a place/room that has no windows such as a bathroom.
 * Do watch the news for signs of tornadoes in your area.

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** Don't s **
 * Don't drive toward a tornado when it is happening.
 * Don't try to get out of the tornado area because you could in serious danger that way.
 * Don't panic. Stay calm and relaxed.

For more safety advice and tips go to these links:

[|Safety Tips/Advice]


 * Book Nook **- One book that is a good one about tornadoes is this one called The Tornado: Nature's Ultimate Windstorm by T.P Grauzlis. Here is what the books cover:

This book tells us about ALL that you need to now about tornadoes. Like how dangerous they can be, how fast they can go and a lot more. To read the description of the book go to this links:

[|Book Link]

**Video Analysis**- Here is a video that is bound to help you get an idea of what tornadoes can be like and do:

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his job. He has been doing his for a long time and enjoys it a lot. Here are some links to see more about what he does:
 * Expert **- My expert is Tornado Tim. He is a storm chaser...[|here], you can contact him. He is an expert on tornadoes and loves

[|Tim Samaras Link]

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Thanks- Thank you to all the the websites that I've got my info from and thank you to Tornado Tim aka Tim Samaras. Thank you everybody that gave me great information,every website and every person who made them. Thanks.

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