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How do Twisters Form?
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A twister forms when there is low moist air and cooler air above. The low air gets pushed up and collides with the cooler air and they start to swirl around each other creating the twisting motion of a tornado. Q&A Related to "How do Twisters Form?"
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A twister forms when there is low moist air and cooler air above. The low air gets pushed up and collides with the cooler air and they start to swirl around each other creating the
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A twister is just a fancy name for tornado. A tornado is a violently rotating and often destructive vortex of air extending from the base of a thunderstorm to the ground. See the
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It is when a cold front and a warm front mix and form a tornado if to much of both it forms another one then both of them connect and make a twister.
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hot air and cold water
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