Hurricane Katrina and tornadoes. By Precious Sampson.

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Hurricane Katrina and tornadoes. By Precious Sampson

Tornadoes This is a picture of a tornado. From an ariel view close up to the tornado you would probably be able to see the eye of the tornado.

What damage can do. This is one of many kinds of pictures of damage that can do to houses and areas around. Some times damage can be so bad that you wouldn't have a house to live in for a while.

Tornadoes are another name for hurricanes.They start at sea and are measured on a scale on one to five. These pictures can help you to sometimes be prepared. Another time of tornadoes.

More bad damage. This is also a picture of bad damage of a nasty hurricane.