Tornadoes in the UK: Surprising Twisters and Tornado Hotspots - UK Weather - Met Office explains

Описание: When you think of tornadoes, you might imagine the massive twisters tearing through the central United States. But did you know that the United Kingdom has one of the highest numbers of tornadoes per land area in the world? In this video, we explore the fascinating world of UK tornadoes, from their surprising frequency to the most tornado-prone spots. Get ready to be blown away by the whirlwind facts about these British twisters!

In this video, we cover:

The surprising number of tornadoes in the UK each year
The regions in the UK most likely to experience tornadoes
The difference between UK and US tornadoes
Historical and record-breaking UK tornadoes
Why the Met Office doesn't issue tornado warnings

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0:00 - 0:41 Introduction
0:42 - 1:47 Tornado Frequency in the UK
1:48 - 2:43 Tornado Hotspots in the UK
2:44 - 3:46 When and How Tornadoes Occur in the UK
3:47 - 6:40 Strength and Impact of UK Tornadoes
6:41 - 7:16 Met Office warnings
7:17 - 7:36 Conclusion

But how are tornadoes formed? Find out more by watching our video: How are tornadoes formed?

Scripted: Jodie Ramsdale
Presented: Alex Burkill
Filmed and edited: Simon Hammett

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