You can't hear it, but this sound can reveal that a tornado is on its way
The destructive power of tornadoes is as sudden as it is violent. Now scientists are eavesdropping on twisters to develop new early warning systems and fight warning fatigue.
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The destructive power of tornadoes is as sudden as it is violent. Now scientists are eavesdropping on twisters to develop new early warning systems and fight warning fatigue.
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Ole Miss' National Center for Physical Acoustics has developed a way to "hear" tornadoes, making them more easily detected and faster.