Duo villages in Shangzhi, Harbin were hit by tornadoes. How powerful is the tornado?

1. The power of a tornado is unimaginable. According to relevant scientists, the energy of a tornado can reach an average of 10,000 kilowatts per hour, which is equivalent to a power plant with a huge capacity.

An ordinary power plant needs to store huge amounts of wind energy to operate accordingly. But the energy of a tornado can easily support a power plant with a huge capacity. You can imagine how powerful it is. A tornado can drive a branch to easily penetrate a thick steel plate, and it can also drive a very thin piece of grass directly through a wooden board. This is enough to show that the wind speed is more terrifying than we imagined. This tornado is a deadly form of weather.

2. The power of a tornado is in its vicinity. The wind speed in its vicinity can reach 100 to 200 meters per second. This wind speed is several times greater than the central wind speed at sea.

Although we rarely see such scenes in our lives, everyone also knows that a tornado can easily roll up a car and uproot a large tree planted at its roots. The house is only a few feet away from them. Can be torn into pieces easily. We are as vulnerable as an ant in front of tornadoes. The power of nature is very terrifying. Tornadoes are also the fastest and most violent strong winds in the world, and they are extremely destructive.

3. The power of a tornado is not only its fast wind speed, but also its long-term unstable weather. This kind of extreme weather will pose a greater threat to people.

Tornadoes generally appear during heavy rain or thunderstorms. At this time, there are not only strong winds, but also heavy rain. It is almost impossible for many residents to find a place to hide. Because under the attack of a tornado, you may not be able to stand completely at all. Only under extreme weather can you see how small creatures we are on this earth. Sometimes we also find that strong lightning enters into tornadoes, which can cause very terrible consequences.