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RobertEarl

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8. It does make sense
Mon May 27, 2013, 12:08 AM
May 2013

It isn't precipitation, it is a flood. A narrow directed flood of water, maybe even some hail in it.

Winds do cause some damage, because the wind is blowing already. The wind is so strong it makes the funnel form.

Ask yourself, when looking at a forming tornado, does it drop down from the cloud? Is it the same color as the cloud?

It is the same color and it does drop down from the cloud. It is cloud. The cloud is full of water and ice. The tornado is full of water. They are one and the same.

When that water in the tornado drops to the ground it comes down hard, like a firehose X 100. Ever seen the damage a firehose can do?

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