Which process contributes to the formation of tornados?

Water droplets freeze, giving off energy.

The storm begins to rotate around a central eye.

The Coriolis effect creates the spin of the storm.

Warm air rises, resulting in a decrease in air pressure.

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Yuliana Chung

Chemistry

27 May, 02:43

Which process contributes to the formation of tornados?

Water droplets freeze, giving off energy.

The storm begins to rotate around a central eye.

The Coriolis effect creates the spin of the storm.

Warm air rises, resulting in a decrease in air pressure.

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Konner Newman · Answer 1

Warm air rises, resulting in a decrease air pressure.

Explanation:

Tornado is the rapid and violent rotation of column of air which move from the thunderstorm to the ground.

It is formed when there is collision between warm and cold air. The cold air which is more sense than the warm air is pushed over the warm air which result in thunderstorms. The warm air then rises which result in decrease air pressure causing an updraft. The updraft then begin to rotate as there are variations in wind speeds and directions.

Which process contributes to the formation of tornados?Water droplets freeze, giving off energy.The storm begins to rotate around a central eye.The Coriolis effect creates the spin of the storm.Warm air rises, resulting in a decrease in air pressure.

Which process contributes to the formation of tornados?

Water droplets freeze, giving off energy.

The storm begins to rotate around a central eye.

The Coriolis effect creates the spin of the storm.

Warm air rises, resulting in a decrease in air pressure.