Impacing videos show the tornado that affected Chillán Viejo: what is known so far
The Chilean Meteorological Directorate first confirmed that the tornado in the Ñuble region was of category EF1, taking place at 14: 00 hours and..
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In the case of an EF1, the winds reach speeds between 138 and 177 kilometres per hour. The EF scale classifies tornadoes according to wind speed and damage, being an EF1 with winds of 138 to 178 km / h. Winds up to 178 Km / h: the features of the EF1 tornado that affected Ñuble this afternoon.
Furthermore, In a publication published by the body in X, the meteorologist Arnaldo Zúñiga explained that, after analyzing the images, "it is a tornado, it is a funnel cloud that managed to go down and touch earth, so we are talking about a tornado, not just a funnel cloud.".
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In the case of an EF1, the winds reach speeds between 138 and 177 kilometres per hour.
according to La Tercera (CL) — PortadaThe EF scale classifies tornadoes according to wind speed and damage, being an EF1 with winds of 138 to 178 km / h.
according to BioBio ChileWinds up to 178 Km / h: the features of the EF1 tornado that affected Ñuble this afternoon.
according to BioBio ChileIn a publication published by the body in X, the meteorologist Arnaldo Zúñiga explained that, after analyzing the images, "it is a tornado, it is a funnel cloud that managed to go down and touch earth, so we are talking about a tornado, not just a funnel cloud.".
according to La Tercera (CL) — Portada
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