Fire Tornado Research Paper

Fire tornados are caused by intense heat and high winds. They are very dangerous and can burn down forests and homes if not stopped. They can uproot trees up to 49 feet tall out of the earth. They occur in California and many places in Australia. There are about 19 witnessed in Australia every year.
They are usually 50-100 feet tall and 1-3 feet wide. They can reach up to 2000 degrees Fahrenheit. To form, a fire tornado needs fuel, cold wind, hot wind, and atmospheric imbalance.