- form in
lines or
groups of
multiple landspouts.
Landspouts are
commonly weak; however, on rare occasions, a
landspout can be as
strong as an EF2 or EF3...
-
experienced meteorologists might not see them. Small,
relatively weak
landspouts may be
visible only as a
small swirl of dust on the ground.
Although the...
- as
innocuous as a
moderate ****ulus, or as
significant as a supercell.
Landspouts are
tornadoes that do not form from
supercells and are
similar in appearance...
- open
water surface being stretched and
tightened under their updraft.
Landspouts most
often form
under congestus, as well. Both of
these non-mesocyclone...
- minor) whirlwinds. The
first category includes tornadoes, waterspouts, and
landspouts. The
range of
atmospheric vortices constitute a
continuum and are difficult...
-
developing ****ulus
cloud or thunderstorm. Some weak tornadoes,
known as
landspouts, have been
shown to
develop in a
similar manner. More than one waterspout...
-
spawned from
mesocyclones in
supercell thunderstorms and from less
intense landspouts, such as
within the
Denver convergence vorticity zone (DCVZ). The Plains...
- processes, but can
result in ****ulonimbus
flammagenitus (cloud)
spawning landspouts and
waterspouts or even to
develop mesocyclone-like
updraft rotation of...
-
sometimes on the
scale of tornadoes, also
occur with
volcanic eruptions.
Landspouts and
waterspouts are
occasionally observed.
classic mesocyclone derived...
-
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thunderstorm Mesocyclone Supercell Tornado Anticyclonic tornado Landspout Waterspout Dust
devil Fire
whirl Anticyclone Cyclone Polar low Extratropical...
