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- of multiple landspouts. Landspouts are usually at EF0 level where the intensity of winds is low and weak. However, winds inside a Landspout tornado can...
- 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 mesocyclones. They are similar in...
- 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...
- 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...
- produce hail Landspout; ****ulonimbus calvus clouds can, on rare occasions, produce a unique type of tornado known as a landspout. Landspouts are formed...
- Tornado (also colloquially referred to as a "whirlwind" or "twister") Landspout Gustnado, a "gust front tornado" Waterspout Winter storms Wind gust Windstorm...
- sometimes on the scale of tornadoes, also occur with volcanic eruptions. Landspouts and waterspouts are occasionally observed. classic mesocyclone derived...