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Whirlwinds are the most devastating meteorological phenomena

Whirlwinds are the most devastating meteorological phenomena

1. Forming of the Tornadoes. 

Naturally, the tornadoes are forming like every other whirlwind on Earth. The temperature of the clouds would rise, which causes the air below the cloud is starting to rise. When the air pylon starts to rise, it will make clod stronger, what will increase the power of the whirl.

And if the whirl stands long enough, it will become one of the most devastating meteorological phenomena on the Earth. In fact, the wind speed in the so-called normal-size hurricane can in theory rise to the speed of Tornado. The thing what causes the hurricane is the stable air whirl and in some cases, there is theory, that the butterfly, what flaps wings near the equator can cause the forming of the hurricane.

2. Controlling hurricanes can happen by increase specs on the air, which makes clouds rain harder, and remove the cloud layer

Another theory is that the roots of the palms are causing the stable whirl in the atmosphere, and then the Coriolis power would make it rotate. The phenomenon would get the energy from sunlight, and that causes the thing that the clouds are getting stronger, and the wind speed is rising.

There have been plans to control hurricanes to make them rain by decreasing the temperature of the cloud layer. That can happen by injecting there the very cold air, or some specs like potato flour, which makes the damp condense, and that is hoped to remove those clouds above the tropic storm area.

3. Artificial tornado is quite easy to form, and it's suitable for weapon use. 

The artificial tornado is quite easy to make by using electric arc, which creates the rising air pylon, what must just start to rotate. If the energy would be pumped in the tornado, the speed of the wind is increasing.

At last the wind speed would be so high, that the air, what is in rotating pylon starts to burn because the temperature is rising because of the air in the whirl would be heating because of friction. When the system will accelerate the speed of the air, the friction causes the effect, where the gas starts to shine like some flame of the cigarette lighter.

4. The temperature of fire tornadoes can melt even steel

The temperature of the gas can rise in the level where the metal is melting. And in natural versions of fire tornadoes, the temperature can cross the 1000 degrees Celsius. But if the artificial tornado would pump the energy by using microwaves or radio impulses there is no limit of the rise of the temperature.

The underwater tornado can also transform the movement into the atmosphere. And sometimes I have thought that could some lake or sea monsters be the artificial underwater tornadoes, as I wrote recently.  Maybe those vortexes are researched in some laboratories, which is not visible for regular people.
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