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WeatherBug is powered by WeatherNet, a network of 6,000 weather stations located in
schools across the U.S. As part of the interactive learning experience, we'
ve asked the WeatherNet Classroom students to submit questions to the
WeatherBug Storm Chasers. Each day we'll post a new question and answer.
May 30, 2002
Is there any place in the world where tornadoes can not happen?
--Ryanne Hofheinz, Indianapolis, IN
May 29, 2002
What does a tornado sound like?
--Jimmy Lewis, Oklahoma City, OK
May 28, 2002
What's the difference between a tornado and a dust devil?
--Savannah Ziegler -Wilmington, NC
May 27, 2002
Do tornadoes happen at night?
--Colleen O'Conner - Albany, NY
May 26, 2002
What makes tornadoes so dark in color?
--Jake Porterfield - Mt. Airy, MD
May 25, 2002
Do all tornadoes look like a funnel?
--Colleen O'Conner - Albany, NY
May 24, 2002
How close have you been to a tornado and what was it like?
--Savannah Ziegler -Wilmington, NC
May 23, 2002
Why are you chasing?
--Katie Morris - St. Louis, MO
May 22, 2002
Why do tornadoes especially form in the Midwest?
--Charles Zaucha - Gaithersburg, MD
May 21, 2002
What equipment do you use in tracking these big storms?
-- Octavia LaBarge - Cincinnati, OH
May 20, 2002
If a tornado is coming your way what should you do?
-- Octavia LaBarge - Cincinnati, OH
May 17, 2002
What are the fastest/slowest speeds tornadoes move?
--Susan Edwards - Port St. Lucie, FL
May 16, 2002
What's the chance of being caught in a tornado (US)?
- Katie Marshall, Ijamsville, MD
Storm Chaser Facts:
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What is your background?
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