What does a tornado taste like?

Tornado Energy has a slightly citrus taste that was sweet, but not overly sweet. For myself, personally, I haven't had an aftertaste with the drink. This energy drink is a bit better than some energy drinks I've had in the past, some which have been strong, herbaceous or the like.
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What does a tornado smell like?

Tornadoes' Terrible Sulphur Scent

According to a number of storm chasers, including the late Tim Samaras, the air sometimes smells of a mix of sulfur and burning wood (like a freshly lit match) during a tornado.
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What does a tornado feel like?

People who have been in a tornado say it sounds like a jet engine or a freight train and is very loud. They said it hurt their ears, but they were more worried about what might happen to them than they were about the pain in their ears.
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How can you tell a tornado is coming?

Below are the six tornado warning signs:
  1. The color of the sky may change to a dark greenish color.
  2. A strange quiet occurring within or shortly after a thunderstorm.
  3. A loud roar that sounds similar to a freight train.
  4. An approaching cloud of debris, especially at ground level.
  5. Debris falling from the sky.
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Can you breathe in a tornado?

Researchers estimate that the density of the air would be 20% lower than what's found at high altitudes. To put this in perspective, breathing in a tornado would be equivalent to breathing at an altitude of 8,000 m (26,246.72 ft). At that level, you generally need assistance to be able to breathe.
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Why does it get calm before a tornado?

The rising warm air forms a partial vacuum, which pulls cold air from high above. That helps drive the rain down. But this partial vacuum also pulls in air from all sides of the storm front. Air moving away from the partial vacuum gets pulled back – so the area in front of the storm experiences a calm.
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What happens if a tornado picks you up?

If you were to find yourself in the path of a tornado, you would likely be hit by debris several times and likely die. However, if you managed to not run into debris, you would most likely hit the ground so hard and probably won't survive the impact.
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Can you survive being picked up by a tornado?

Yes, a man was swept up by a tornado, thrown 1,307 feet and survived.
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Can you survive in the eye of a hurricane?

It's not entirely uncommon for people in the eye of a hurricane to assume the storm has passed and think it's safe to go outside. People caught in the eye need to continue sheltering in place and, if anything, prepare for the worst. Circling the center eye are the eyewall winds, the strongest in the hurricane.
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Can you smell death?

Living bacteria in the body, particularly in the bowels, play a major role in this decomposition process, or putrefaction. This decay produces a very potent odor. “Even within a half hour, you can smell death in the room,” he says. “It has a very distinct smell.”
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What lightning smells like?

“It smelled like something inorganic burning, like wires or plastic.” Others have compared the odor to chlorine, cleaning supplies or, unsurprisingly, electrical sparks. Odds are, you've smelled lightning-produced ozone before. You know that clean, crisp smell ahead of a springtime rain? That's it.
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Can a hurricane have 2 eyes?

Merging Hurricanes

Another way a hurricane can have “two eyes” is if two separate storms merge into one, known as the Fujiwara Effect - when two nearby tropical cyclones rotate around each other and become one.
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Can ships avoid hurricanes?

The structure of the hull can be compromised if the ship repeatedly slams during troughs between waves – even though hulls today are made of thick steel. That's why being able to avoid extreme weather at the earliest opportunity and navigating to calmer waters is critical for ships and their crew.
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Why is storm eye calm?

The eye is so calm because the now strong surface winds that converge towards the center never reach it. The coriolis force deflects the wind slightly away from the center, causing the wind to rotate around the center of the hurricane (the eye wall), leaving the exact center (the eye) calm.
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Can you survive a tornado in a bathtub?

According to the NWS, bathrooms may be a good shelter, provided they are not along an outside wall and have no windows. Contrary to popular belief, there is nothing magically safe about getting in a bathtub with a mattress. Bathrooms have proven to be adequate tornado shelters in many cases for a couple of reasons.
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Can you outrun a tornado on foot?

Do not try to outrun the tornado. It may be tempting, however, this is not a wise choice. A tornado's path is unpredictable and it can switch directions at random. You could be driving away from a tornado when it suddenly charges down your path.
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What's worse a hurricane or tornado?

Even though winds from the strongest tornadoes far exceed that from the strongest hurricanes, hurricanes typically cause much more damage individually and over a season, and over far bigger areas. Economically, tornadoes cause about a tenth as much damage per year, on average, as hurricanes.
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Can you survive a tornado with a parachute?

This is due to cool air entering the vortex. Now the tornado is gone, and you can pop your parachute, and you're free! Keep in mind, it's basically impossible for this to happen and for you to survive. You'll have a much higher chance of surviving if you manage to avoid the tornado and seek some sort of shelter.
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Why do your ears pop during a tornado?

causes structural damage during a tornado. It is not the pressure change. The air pressure will drop near a tornado. Many people near a tornado tell of their ears "popping" due to the pressure change.
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Can you survive a tornado in a car?

There is no safe option when caught in a tornado in a car, just slightly less-dangerous ones. If the tornado is visible, far away, and the traffic is light, you may be able to drive out of its path by moving at right angles to the tornado. Seek shelter in a sturdy building, or underground if possible.
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What state has never had a tornado?

Alaska (least likely)

Anyone living in or visiting Alaska can rest assured that it is the least likely of all America's states to experience a tornado. They are not unheard of here, however. Four have been recorded since 1950 and the last hit in August 2005.
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What should you not do during a tornado?

Things to Avoid Doing During a Tornado
  • Not taking tornado warnings seriously. There are tornado warning false alarms all of the time. ...
  • Look out the window. ...
  • Open the windows of your house. ...
  • Try to outrun a tornado. ...
  • Take cover underneath an overpass.
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What does the sky look like before a tornado?

There are several atmospheric warning signs that precipitate a tornado's arrival: A dark, often greenish, sky. Wall clouds or an approaching cloud of debris. Large hail often in the absence of rain.
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Is a Hypercane possible?

The giant hurricanes might even have been partly responsible for wiping out the dinosaurs. The good news is, hypercanes still are strictly hypothetical, although some scientists say it's possible that they could appear any time, given the right conditions.
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