What are the consequences of a sudden tornado in Kaiyuan City, Liaoning Province?

If you have seen some documentaries in America, you will understand how terrible tornadoes are. Many farmers in the United States live in wooden houses, and most farms are in open areas. Once a tornado happens, it may be completely destroyed by a tornado in a few seconds, and the house will turn over to the sky first.

Tornadoes with magnitude over 10 can be considered as devastating disasters, while tornadoes with magnitude around 10 can uproot some trees, and even cars weighing several tons on the roadside can be involved. This kind of lethality and energy should not be underestimated. Most importantly, tornadoes are accompanied by thunderstorms, so lightning strikes are likely to occur when tornadoes arrive.

There are also some tornadoes in the city. Tornadoes in the city are not so destructive to buildings, but they have a serious impact on every household, because many people forget to close the window when they find the tornado coming, resulting in the same indoor air pressure as the outdoor air pressure. All the facilities in the house are sucked into the tornado, and even the people in the house are sucked out.

When we encounter a tornado, we should try to save ourselves first. If there is no means of transportation, we must escape from the side of the tornado. Never follow the route of a tornado, because people can't run out of a tornado with their legs. At the same time, don't learn to enter the center of a tornado. Although the center of the tornado is a safe area, it is impossible for human power to cross a large tornado. Once we get close to a tornado, we may be blown into the sky.

Moreover, during the tornado's rotation, there are many sundries around. These sundries will suddenly be thrown out after rotating. Once they fly to us, the consequences will be unimaginable. The tornado in Liaoning just reminded most people in China. Don't think that tornadoes only happen in America. Usually, you should also learn the knowledge of self-help related to tornadoes.