Tornado Verification

Tornado verification is the process meteorologists use to confirm whether a tornado has occurred. This involves analyzing various data sources, such as visual reports, radar images showing旋风 patterns, wind measurements, and damage assessments on the ground. Meteorologists compare these pieces of evidence to determine if a tornado has formed, how strong it was, and its path. Accurate verification helps improve forecasting, public safety alerts, and our understanding of weather patterns. Essentially, it's a systematic way to confirm tornado events using multiple reliable signals.