A tornado is wide awake, and able to focus on killing you, whereas a landspout is in the world of sleep, with dreams of killing you, and sometimes dreams come true.
Actually, according to this video, we had a landspout that destroyed multiple villages and even turned a bus on the side. If that's a "world of sleep" then I don't know what to say...
@@jarrodskufcagaming5203 if you haven’t done research about it and talked with multiple experts about the issue, then I don’t want to hear what you have to say lmao
Yes the difference being a land spout is connected to a benign cumulus cloud. Should a dust devil go under a developing cumulus cloud it would become a land spout.
Sooo according to this video...70% of tornadoes are actually landspouts?.. I don't get it. I've seen plenty of tornadoes and strong ones from classic supercells and not mesocyclones. We had a multi-cell thunderstorm here not long ago, and it produced a F3 tornado which destroyed villages and even turned a bus on side. The storm had no rotating updraft, the circulation was just under the storm. According to this video, it would be classified as a landspout?.. It makes no sense to me, really. I would classify this as an F0 tornado. Spouts appear only on the sea (water).
I agree. According to them, a whirlwind that occurs within a quasi linear convective system with a severe thunderstorm would be a land spout. Quite a far cry from a land spout occurring in benign weather conditions like most of them.
Yeah the explanation isn't great, but landspouts aren't most tornadoes. Spouts are on and off land. Also yes, "tornadoes" that aren't driven by mesocyclones are landspouts, unless they are driven by QLCS rotation. Then they are QLCS Tornadoes. What was the EF-3 tornado you are referencing?
No a WATERspout forms on water and a LANDspout forms on land snd forms like an upside down tornado, much weaker and short lived and doesnt cause much damage, much like a waterspout
@@lillaherman440 In Ukraine, a few years ago, it was very powerful and made tons of damage. It also lasted more than half an hour. According to this theory, it was a landspout.
A tornado is wide awake, and able to focus on killing you, whereas a landspout is in the world of sleep, with dreams of killing you, and sometimes dreams come true.
and kinda like a taller dust-devil -- winds 50-80 mph max
Actually, according to this video, we had a landspout that destroyed multiple villages and even turned a bus on the side. If that's a "world of sleep" then I don't know what to say...
@@m36489 A weak type lifting a bus and turning it on the side?... Nah man. 70% of US tornadoes are weaker than that.
@@zex450 that’s still not that strong for a tornado though
@@ananziii Lifting a 15 tone bus???
i like the audio bitrate. single digits are great.
Landspouts are a Kind of Tornado that does not gorm From a Supercell. So, Not all Tornadoes come from Supercells.
I witnessed a landspout in Katy, Texas (West of Houston) back in 2017.
Honestly, an argument can be made that landspouts aren't tornadoes. It's actually a pretty gray area.
@@Tigers9596 actually no argument can be made
@@jarrodskufcagaming5203 if you haven’t done research about it and talked with multiple experts about the issue, then I don’t want to hear what you have to say lmao
Some people say a tornado is the same as a landspout it is not. Tornado is a death wish for some people. A land spout is basically an ef0.
According to this video, we had a landspout that completely destroyed some houses and even lift a freakin' bus up.
*On rare occasions it can cause EF3 Damage*
Excellent to know!
i love tornados
So landspout is like a dust devil? Same kinda formation from ground up?
Yes the difference being a land spout is connected to a benign cumulus cloud. Should a dust devil go under a developing cumulus cloud it would become a land spout.
@@birdlover6842 also they are bigger and stronger
Great explanation especially from a news weather channel 👍🏻
I can’t believe there’s no crazy flat-earth comment because the weather man said curved earth
😂 came to the comments to see myself.
Sooo according to this video...70% of tornadoes are actually landspouts?.. I don't get it. I've seen plenty of tornadoes and strong ones from classic supercells and not mesocyclones. We had a multi-cell thunderstorm here not long ago, and it produced a F3 tornado which destroyed villages and even turned a bus on side. The storm had no rotating updraft, the circulation was just under the storm. According to this video, it would be classified as a landspout?.. It makes no sense to me, really. I would classify this as an F0 tornado. Spouts appear only on the sea (water).
I agree. According to them, a whirlwind that occurs within a quasi linear convective system with a severe thunderstorm would be a land spout. Quite a far cry from a land spout occurring in benign weather conditions like most of them.
Yeah the explanation isn't great, but landspouts aren't most tornadoes. Spouts are on and off land. Also yes, "tornadoes" that aren't driven by mesocyclones are landspouts, unless they are driven by QLCS rotation. Then they are QLCS Tornadoes. What was the EF-3 tornado you are referencing?
@@Tigers9596 It was in Ukraine. It was very powerful and left a lot of destruction. According to what you said, it was a landspout.
No a WATERspout forms on water and a LANDspout forms on land snd forms like an upside down tornado, much weaker and short lived and doesnt cause much damage, much like a waterspout
@@lillaherman440 In Ukraine, a few years ago, it was very powerful and made tons of damage. It also lasted more than half an hour. According to this theory, it was a landspout.
Tbh how i know the difference of tornadoes and landspouts is that a landspout is a upside down tornado and vice versa