Severe storms all have extremely strong winds that can cause a lot of environmental damage.

Biology

2 answers:

sweet [91]3 years ago

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tornado

Explanation:

they can produce winds up to 400mph while hurricanes can only produce 200mph winds

lilavasa [31]3 years ago

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Answer: tornado

Explanation:

Tornadoes are the most violent and rarest forms of thunderstorms. It is a continuously rotating column of air that remains in contact with the surface of the Earth and with the cumulonimbus cloud or rarely with the base of a cumulus cloud.

Wind speed in the range of 500 km per hour can have an extreme event. When the winds of this magnitude strikes a populated area, they can cause a great loss of life, can result in collapse of the building structures and flying of the debris. Hence, cause a lot of environmental damage.

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