Purely theoretical, so please read all the constraints: you KNOW the winds to be consistent with an F0 Tornado (below 73 mph winds). Let's use 70 mph for the example. Clearly, this would be different than walking in 70 mph straight winds. Also, ignore the effects of debris. Assume the tornado is traveling on a clean, concrete surface. Another way to look at the question is what circular wind speed would it take to throw or lift a 175lb man. I know that a 70 mph straight wind would be difficult, but very possible to stand in. Thanks!!!
2006-08-03
17:34:43
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