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Our own twist on a foreign phenomenon: Why we shouldn't think of tornadoes as 'only in America'
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Our own twist on a foreign phenomenon: Why we shouldn't think of tornadoes as 'only in America'
This twister landed in farmland near Young, and it’s not the first Australia has seen. Image: NSW Rural Fire Service/Facebook. News of Aussie tornadoes makes national headlines, but just how rare are they? On 11 September, residents near Young found themselves facing off against a tornado as a low-pressure system swept through much of the NSW southeast. The twister was detected at Tubbul (northwest of Young) in the NSW Southwest Slopes region ab…
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