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noagname
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A couple years ago on Nat Geo they were showing something about how tornadoes don't actually spin on the inside but they have air that goes up and down because of pressure.
The show was saying on the outside they spin but the closer in you go because of the air pressure it sucks and throws objects all around.
Can some one give me a hand in telling me what is gong on with the pressure inside the tornado
The show was saying on the outside they spin but the closer in you go because of the air pressure it sucks and throws objects all around.
Can some one give me a hand in telling me what is gong on with the pressure inside the tornado