Personal Narrative: Tornadoes In Oklahoma - 951 Words
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Scott Martin | February 24, 2021 @ 10:30 am
Living in Central Alabama, you really need no introduction to tornadoes. A tornado is a violently rotating column of air usually descending from thunderstorms that makes contact with the ground. Wind speeds with a tornado can be as weak as 65 MPH but can reach upwards of 200 MPH and beyond. The fastest wind speed ever recorded in a tornado was 318 MPH, one that hit Moore Oklahoma back in 1999. Even though tornadoes can develop during any time of the year in Central Alabama, we have two peak seasons: the spring months of March through May, and the fall months of November through mid-December.
of the moore oklahoma tornadoes six years ago cost a lot of lives and damage. people need to be on alert and keep you posted today on the fox news channel. back inside. steve: keep an eye in the sky in the central states. meanwhile 2020 hopeful pete buttigieg clarifying his comments after going after our founding fathers. we re thinking twice about naming our events after jefferson and jackson. maybe we should name them for a person living. name them after a person of color. i don t know. brian: what a clown. should we really be trying to erase our country s history? would we be a country without those men we are trying to erase? my joints. they hurt.