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solong [7]
2 years ago
11

Even though scientists can predict when and where tornadoes may occur, why do these storms still catch people by surprise?

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Paha777 [63]2 years ago
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People sometimes may think that it as not severe as it actually is, and not properly prepare and get their house destroyed. (The upcoming and this sentence is pre-written and copy and pasted in every brainly question or comment I write or answer.) If this answer helped you please consider giving it brainliest. If my answer was wrong and you got marked wrong for it, I deeply apologize and hope you will forgive me, since everyone makes mistakes sometimes. If you need me to elaborate on my answer or give further explanation on it, please ask and I will do so. If you need to explain your reasoning on your work feel free to use my words- word for word- without crediting me, the answer was made for you anyways! Hope yall learn from my answer and it helps you in the future with assignments, quizzes, test’s, and more!

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Artyom0805 [142]2 years ago
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Answer:

they may be caught by surprise because the don't fully have the technology and tools they need to get a perfect and accurate report and it may take a while to get something so unpredictable to be predictable  

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