Tornadoes and hurricanes are both cyclonic storms, as well as most cyclones are tornadoes or hurricanes. True False

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Richard Meyers

11 May, 00:16

Tornadoes and hurricanes are both cyclonic storms, as well as most cyclones are tornadoes or hurricanes. True False

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Marina Orr · Answer 1

Answer: True

Explanation: Yes, tornadoes are small scale circulation produced by the winds and hurricanes are the strong circulation of the wind on the surface. So, both are considered as the wind swirling around the center in strong upward motion.

Hurricanes and tornadoes both are considered as the same cyclone because it appears in cyclic storm form and has downward motion at the mid of storm and circulation at the upward direction.