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Tornado in Japan

  • 06-05-2012 1:19pm
    #1
    weisses
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  • #2
    Su Campu
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    Yeah, cos the Japanese haven't had it near hard enough already with natural disasters. :rolleyes:

    That's one damage pattern to rival any in the US Great Plains, particularly as many more buildings will have been made out of stronger material than the tinder a lot of US houses are made from.


  • #3
    Su Campu
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    Here's another clip

    http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=3cf_1336310551


  • #4
    cocoshovel
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    Wow, I didnt think Japan could get such large tornado's. Although, technically most of the northern hemisphere can iirc, but nowhere does aside from the USA.
    I could be wrong though, is there anywhere else in the world aside from USA that recieves such large tornado's regularly?
    Apparently Japan gets about 13 a year but very rarely this size. What do you recon it was, F3?

    With huge Earthquakes, Tsunami's, Hurricanes/floods, and Tornado's, Japan sure have taken a beating in the past year and a bit.


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