Which kind of environmental change would a tornado be?

short-term, because it occurs very quickly

long-term, because it lasts a long time

short-term, because it affects only a small area

long-term, because they have been happening for millions of years

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Shaun Moreno

Biology

29 October, 22:01

Which kind of environmental change would a tornado be?

short-term, because it occurs very quickly

long-term, because it lasts a long time

short-term, because it affects only a small area

long-term, because they have been happening for millions of years

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Georgia Vaughn · Answer 1

Short-term, because it affects only a small area

Tornadoes are extremely a weather phenomenon. They develop from several thunderstorms, normally supercell storms that are in a wind shear atmosphere which promotes rotation. That environment is most popular in spring across the U. S. when the hurricane track is just the right distance from the Gulf and other causes of moisture.

The main climate change association is via the fundamental variability of the low-level atmosphere which produces the convection and storms in the first place. Warmer and moister situations play the chief role in making air unstable. The oceans are hotter because of climate change.

Azul Green · Answer 2

Short-term. They occur quickly and the damage left behind is easily fixed most of the time.

Which kind of environmental change would a tornado be?short-term, because it occurs very quicklylong-term, because it lasts a long timeshort-term, because it affects only a small arealong-term, because they have been happening for millions of years

Which kind of environmental change would a tornado be?

short-term, because it occurs very quickly

long-term, because it lasts a long time

short-term, because it affects only a small area

long-term, because they have been happening for millions of years