VIDEO: it was the double tornado that surprised a city of Tlaxcala

The tornado is an angular high-speed air column whose lower end is in contact with the surface of the Earth and the upper one with a cloud (Video: Webcams of Mexico)

A A strange phenomenon could be appreciated this Thursday by the inhabitants of the city of Zaragoza, Hueyotlipan, in Tlaxcala. In social networks, they circulated videos on a double tornado this is observed in the distance.

The the video of a user named Karina Leal, which was broadcast via the Twitter account of Webcams of Mexico and Tornados de México, shows how the two tornadoes remain static in an uninhabited area.

Hueyotlipan is a municipality in the west of the state of Tlaxcala., with a total population of 13,879 inhabitants who are mainly devoted to the work of the estate.

In the first image, there is only one tornado, but moving a little more, the camera shows that there are a few more meters.

This is not the first time that a phenomenon of this type is observed. In May 2016,a mini tornado devastated the trees and scared the people, however, his pbadage left only material damage.

The tornado is an angular high-speed air column whose lower end is in contact with the surface of the Earth and the upper end with a cloud. From where the strangeness that two occur simultaneously, according to the newspaper Excelsior.

he It deals with the cyclonic atmospheric phenomenon with the highest density of energy on Earth, although of little extension and short duration (from seconds to more than one hour).

Tornadoes are of different sizes and forms, but usually in the form of a funnel cloud, whose narrow end touches the ground and is usually surrounded by a cloud of debris and dust, at least in its infancy.

Most tornadoes They have winds that reach speeds between 65 and 180 km / h and are approximately 75 meters wide, and they travel several kilometers before disappearing. The most extreme winds can have winds that can be rotated at a speed of 450 km / h or more, measure up to 2 km wide and remain in contact with the ground over more than 100 km of course.