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Contrasting facts about tornadoes and hurricanes reveals that _
hurricanes have violent winds, while tornadoes have calm winds
both hurricanes and tornadoes have winds that blow in a clockwise direction
O both hurricanes and tornadoes have an "eye" in which the winds are still
O hurricanes form over oceans, while tornadoes most often form on land

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both hurricanes and tornadoes have a "eye" in which the winds are still.

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Answer:

HURRICANES FORM OVER OCEANS WHILE TORNADOES FORM OVER LAND

Explanation:

IF SUPERCELLS FORM ON WATER, THEN IT WOULD'VE BEEN A VORTEX WITHIN A VORTEX, BUT THAT DOESN'T EXIST ACCORDING TO METEROLOGISTS

There is no “eye” to a tornado like there is in a hurricane. This is a fiction largely caused by the movie Twister. Tornadoes are complex and can have multiple small structures called “sub vortices” rotating inside the larger parent circulation.

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