Tsunamis And Tornadoes Similarities

Tornadoes and tsunamis both are two natural disasters. Both Tsunamis and tornadoes are formed by nature but, they form differently and have different destruction levels. Tornadoes and Tsunamis are formed by natural weather. Not normal weather though, they are formed by other nature freaks and non-normal weather. They also create massive destruction in different ways. They are both very interesting topics on the way they form and their destruction. Tornadoes and Tsunamis are both natural disasters but they differ in destruction and the way they form.

First, tornadoes form by unnatural weather patterns. Warm moist air rises and encounters wind blowing from the south, then dry winds from the west blow from different directions at different altitudes, the rising air encountering changing wind directions. Moisture in the warm air makes a cloud which grows larger and turns into thunderstorm storms with a strong updraft, the rotation of the rising air will become the rotation of the updraft and some of the tornado. Within the spinning winds, a rotating, spiraling, column of air called
Tsunamis can kill many people at once in one wipe unlike a tornado which stretches across countries and kills people one by one. They have made normal towns look like complete war zones. Like tornadoes they can lift boats onto shore and demolish them. There is so much power behind them that they have bent parking meters onto the ground! They can interrupt gas pipes which can lead to a leak. With a leak, a fire can start and even make a huge explosion. Oil tanks can break and this can lead to an oil spill. When the water comes back in the ocean it will suck in the oil and it will be dangerous to swim in those waters. Floating debris has crashed into large buildings because of tsunamis which has cause much more destruction because the buildings debris will also float. More than 18000 people died from the tsunami in Japan this happened in