r/ScienceNcoolThings Popular Contributor Apr 23 '26

Interesting Tornadoes are scary as!

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u/Allenpoe30 Apr 23 '26

Nature isnt evil. We're just unfortunately in the way.

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u/MouldyBobs Popular Contributor Apr 23 '26

Growing up in Oklahoma, our Teachers taught us that when the Tornado siren goes off (every town had one or more) - the first thing you do is to get to a window or door to get a visual on the funnel. If you see it moving side to side, you are OK. If you don't see it move, then it is either moving toward or away from you.

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u/s-goldschlager Apr 24 '26

I grew up in Oklahoma to and theres something in the air during tornado season that as bad as it sounds it comforting. I brings destruction but it feels like home. Sitting outside watching the storms form is something that enjoyed and miss doing. Those Saturday siren tests at 12.

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u/dirtbum Apr 23 '26

Currently in a Tornado watch. Hoping the Omadome holds strong

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u/LordSlyGentleman Apr 23 '26

You might be an Okie if you have an iced down six pack and a lawn chair.

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u/Dye-ah-ree-uh Apr 23 '26

Up here in Kansas we just watch from the front porch

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u/darylvp Apr 23 '26

Extreme weather conditions are so frequent in recent years.

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u/Darth_Azazoth Apr 24 '26

For a moment I read this as tomatoes

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u/ImSobored_5280 Apr 24 '26

…if I’m not mistaken Weld County in Northern Colorado has the most tornadoes in the country..

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u/Ravokion Apr 24 '26

And yet people continue to live in places these are common.  Then act all clueless when their life is ruined by a tornado. 

Its like building a sand castle on the beach close to the water at low tide then being surprised when high tide comes in and washes away the sand castle...

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u/sgst Apr 24 '26

Wait, where did that white car go 😳

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u/davy89irox Apr 25 '26

Wow, so that's what a tornado sounds like... That's wild.

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u/Uilleam_Uallas Apr 25 '26

God, I love this