In this tornado simulator, the fastest wind speed is 220 miles per hour, but tornadoes' wind speeds can be as high as 300 miles per hour.ДЄll tornadoes, and most other severe local windstorms, are assigned a single number from the Enhanced Fujita Scale according to the most intense damage caused by the storm.

That's why increasing the difference in pressure also increases the wind speed in this simulation. A bigger difference in pressure makes a bigger tornado with faster winds. This low pressure area draws in higher pressure air and forms the vortex that leads to a tornado. Most tornadoes have a calm center with low air pressure. Pressure difference and rotating speed: The pressure diff refers to the air pressure at the center of the funnel compared to the surrounding air. The effects of the wind from the tornado are much bigger than just the funnel, though. Before each level, apart from a summary of the enemies you encounter, you get some actual facts about tornadoes.Funnel width: The part of the tornado we can see is the funnel, which is the tube that extends from the cloud to the ground. Tornado Jockey, apart from offering quite the dose of fun, actually teaches you a lot about how tornadoes work and how dangerous they are. Learn about the dangers of tornadoes while having fun being one Apart from destroying nuclear power plants, gas stations and hot-air balloon shows, you will also have to feed on tiny tornadoes so you can grow to at least an F4 or F5 category tornado. Running over crop circles brings a UFO to your aid that can easily blast police helicopters and other foes. To handle your business, there are some interesting power-ups to pick up such as flames to convert your twister into a firestorm. Throughout each level you will have to keep an eye out for Ray Cannons and other contraptions that can considerably slow your destruction-spree. The scientific minds of the digital world in which you unleash the prodigy of natural disasters have managed to come up with some clever devices and ways of reducing the tornadoвЂ™s strength and damage. Even tornadoes have their enemies, but they can easily be dealt with

Since everything around is destroyable, you can enjoy yourself going over a cow farm or a nuclear bomb launch site to pick up some вЂammoвЂ™, and whatвЂ™s better, you can combine the aforementioned to get a funny Armageddon-class combo. General in-game destruction is really nice but Tornado Jockey makes it even more so. Rip trees from their roots, take billboards up into the air and pull out houses off their foundations and then use them as projectiles to smash even more stuff. There is a fixed number of objectives which you have to completely obliterate to be able to advance to the next level but if you move fast and get extra time, you can use it to demolish even more stuff.

The goal of the game is very simple: using your mouse you have to guide a baby tornado, 0 on the Fujita scale, and have it inflict as much damage as possible to the surrounding world. Massive destruction everywhere you go, and you have to go everywhere If youвЂ™re a gamer, casual or not, youвЂ™ve played the role of elves, dwarves, giant robots, gods and a lot more, but have you played that of a tornado? Probably not, which is why Tornado Jockey is something you have to try out.

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