Formed when wind travels into a low pressure area from opposite directions and creates a spinning storm

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Jazlyn Sharp

5 June, 02:11

Formed when wind travels into a low pressure area from opposite directions and creates a spinning storm

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Hanna Mcclain · Answer 1

Tornado is your answer.

Angie Bender · Answer 2

Tornadoes are formed when wind travels into a low pressure area from opposite directions and creates a spinning storm. The tornado comes in contact to the earth’s ground and to the clouds (usually cumulus cloud) having a smaller cross sectional area at the ground than on the sky.