Extreme Hurricans and Tornados
Extreme Hurricanes and Tornados by John Farndon, published by Hungry Tomato Limited in April 2017, is a 32-page exploration of the devastating impact of extreme storms. This book presents a vivid account of the destruction caused by hurricanes and tornadoes, detailing their immense power and the catastrophic effects they can have on communities and landscapes.
Readers will discover how these extreme weather events occur, the technology used for tracking them, including drones and satellites, and the courageous storm chasers who pursue these phenomena. The content is designed to engage those interested in natural disasters and meteorology, providing insights into the science behind hurricanes and tornadoes while highlighting the challenges faced during such extreme weather events.
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Imagine facing a wall of water 9 metres high or winds of 300 km/h. When an extreme storm hits, one thing is certain: the damage and destruction will be extreme. The unleashed power can flatten homes, drown low-lying land in torrential rain, and throw cars about like toys. Discover the worst that hurricanes and tornadoes can do, how and where they happen, and all about the drone and satellite technology used for tracking them – and about the brave storm chasers who race towards danger …
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