Famous scientists who studied this phenomenon include Allen Pearson, who co
Famous scientists who studied this phenomenon include Allen Pearson, who co-names the scale used to measure it. This phenomenon is divided into "wedge" and "stovepipe" varieties. This weather phenomenon leaves a so-called "hook echo" on radar and is associated with rear flank downdrafts in a supercell thunderstorm. It is measured on the Fujita Scale from 1 to 5. This phenomenon is common in an area called its "alley," which includes the Great Plains and Midwest. For 10 points, name this weather phenomenon that produces high winds and a funnel cloud.
Famous scientists who studied this phenomenon include Allen Pearson, who co-names the scale used to measure it.
{tornado} [or {twister}]