Residents spotted a waterspout tornado forming in the Philippines. Footage shows the swirling column stretching from a thick, looming cloud down to the surface of the sea, creating a striking vortex ...

BURLINGTON — Four “category zero” tornadoes, including one near Burlington, were confirmed in southeastern Wisconsin, following Wednesday’s brief but powerful afternoon storm.

EARLIER TODAY, A TORNADO IN SOUTHEAST NEW MEXICO NEAR THE TEXAS STATE LINE. LOOK AT THIS HERE. TAKE A LOOK AT THIS FOOTAGE FROM THE PORTALES ROOSEVELT COUNTY OFFICE OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT HERE.

Fire tornadoes do not form in the same way that actual tornadoes do. An actual tornado comes from a thunderstorm. A fire tornado forms when the air is dry and thunderstorm-free. While a fire ...

If you are located in the area of a tornado watch, the NWS recommends having a plan in place in the event a tornado forms. Be ready to act quickly if a tornado warning is issued.

the NWS recommends having a plan in place in the event a tornado forms. Be ready to act quickly if a tornado warning is issued. A tornado warning is issued when a tornado is either sighted or ...

the NWS recommends having a plan in place in the event a tornado forms. Be ready to act quickly if a tornado warning is issued. Reporters Diane Pantaleo and Jana Hayes contributed to this article.

They are the most dangerous form of severe weather and the most difficult to predict. Of course, we are talking about tornadoes, but how do they form? Tornadoes develop from severe thunderstorms ...

the NWS recommends having a plan in place in the event a tornado forms. Be ready to act quickly if a tornado warning is issued. This weather report was generated automatically using information ...

The exact mechanics of tornado formation aren’t yet fully understood, but essentially, air rotation at the ground needs to meet a strong updraft aloft; this pulls the rotation in like a figure ...

He said when there's moisture in the air and high heat, then thunderstorms form. "Clouds over Tucson yesterday were 35,000 feet thick. It's not hard to see how a tornado can dip out." The first ...