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Learn how to read a fearsome thunderstorm

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The most dangerous wind on the planet sounds like “a thousand trains”, “the buzz of millions of bees” or “the rumble of jet planes”. Tornadoes, officially “the most ferocious of all weather events”, arrive from the belly of a thunderstorm, which also shoots out bolts of lightning.

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Learn how to read a fearsome thunderstorm

The most dangerous wind on the planet sounds like “a thousand trains”, “the buzz of millions of bees” or “the rumble of jet planes”. Tornadoes, officially “the most ferocious of all weather events”, arrive from the belly of a thunderstorm, which also shoots out bolts of lightning.

2 years ago·South Africa

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