F1 Tornado

The damage from a f1 tornado is moderate. An f1 tornado is the second weakest tornado on the retired fujita scale. On the enhanced fujita scale the tornado damage scale that replaced the fujita scale an f1 tornado is now an ef1 tornado.
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As of february 1 2007 the enhanced fujita scale was adopted.

F1 tornado. Back to the online tornado faq. A tornado rated an f1 has winds speeds between 73 to 112 mph 117 to 180 kmh. F1 tornadoes can cause moderate damage. And depending on the circumstances ground.

Without a thorough engineering analysis of tornado damage in any event the actual wind speeds needed to cause that damage are unknown. The enhanced f scale was implemented in february 2007. Fujita the fujita scale is used to assess the intensity and damage caused by a tornado. F u d i t e or fujitapearson scale fpp scale is a scale for rating tornado intensity based primarily on the damage tornadoes inflict on human built structures and vegetationthe official fujita scale category is determined by meteorologists and engineers after a ground or aerial damage survey or both.

Houses and buildings can suffer surface damage to roofs. It can push mobile homes off foundation and even overturn and move vehicles off the road. The fujita scale f scale. Published in 1992 by zeppelin games limited f1 tornado was an above average flight title in its time.

A tornado rated as f0 is the least damaging while an f5 is the most damaging. Different wind speeds may cause similar looking damage from place to place even from building to building. An f1 will have wind speeds between 73 and 112 mph 117 and 118 kmh.