Question

A tornado that is rotating in a counterclockwise direction is also moving towards the northeast. As a result, the strongest winds will be on its _____________ side

Answer 1

Left side.

Step-by-step explanation:

• A tornado is a rapidly rotating column of air and as it remains in contact with bot surface and the clouds it has a low-pressure area centered around it, winds blow counterclockwise in the northern hemisphere and are clockwise in the southern hemisphere.
• A tornado forms available tunnel-shaped in the base of the cumulonimbus clouds as it pulls and then pushed the winds in the backward direction the region that experiences the strong winds occur at the left direction of movement.