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Tornadoes and Hurricanes are somewhat alike. But most times they are not the same. Some tornadoes can pick up cars, houses, barns and more stuff. Both hurricanes and tornadoes can heart people and kill them. Some of them put people in the hospital.

Tornadoes can heart really bad. But some can't heart as bad. These tornadoes have lots of power to them. And some can pick up cars tear down houses and stuff like that. People have to go in a thing called a shelter so they don’t get heart or die. Some people are scared to live in the places that has tornadoes. But most places have tornadoes. Also tornadoes go really fast.

What do you think about Hurricanes? Hurricanes have a lot of power to them. Some home have things that the storm
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