Reference Summary: Cyclones don't just mercilessly destroy everything in their path by the force of the wind, but they also create terrifying storm surges ... A tornado can form and dissipate within seconds, reaching winds of up to 200mph and taking with it homes, cars, trees, and more.
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Cyclones don't just mercilessly destroy everything in their path by the force of the wind, but they also create terrifying storm surges ... A tornado can form and dissipate within seconds, reaching winds of up to 200mph and taking with it homes, cars, trees, and more. As people continue to be drawn towards warm coastal towns or bustling urban cities, an unknown threat may be near...
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- Cyclones don't just mercilessly destroy everything in their path by the force of the wind, but they also create terrifying storm surges ...
- A tornado can form and dissipate within seconds, reaching winds of up to 200mph and taking with it homes, cars, trees, and more.
- As people continue to be drawn towards warm coastal towns or bustling urban cities, an unknown threat may be near...
- Volcanoes can be seemingly slow or violently fast, hidden underwater, or out in the open on the edge of a city.
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