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Why are tornadoes so hard to predict?

Summary by Sask Today
Most significant tornadoes develop beneath supercell thunderstorms, which are among the largest and most powerful storms in the atmosphere.

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‘Never Stop Chasing’ gets up close and personal with tornadoes

"When you go to see this movie, you're feeling the rumble of the tornado. You're feeling that pressure.” -- Ken Cole, director

·Braintree, United States
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Sask TodaySask Today
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Why are tornadoes so hard to predict?

Most significant tornadoes develop beneath supercell thunderstorms, which are among the largest and most powerful storms in the atmosphere.

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Sask Today broke the news on Monday, August 17, 2026.
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