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Tornadoes

By David Orme and Helen Orme

What turns a swirling cloud into a tornado—and can anyone predict its next move?

informative exciting dramatic accessible

Genres

Non-fiction Nature

What is Tornadoes about?

What makes a tornado form, and why are some places more likely to experience one? This exciting guide explores the swirling winds, powerful storms and funnel-shaped clouds that create tornadoes. Discover where tornadoes happen most often, how scientists track and measure their strength, and the damage they can cause. Packed with clear explanations and fascinating facts, it also explains what to do before, during and after a tornado to stay as safe as possible.

About the author

David Orme is a British author who has written over 250 books for children, including the popular 'Boffin Boy' series. He loves making reading fun and exciting for everyone. David enjoys visiting schools to share stories and inspire young readers. When he’s not writing, he likes walking in the countryside and exploring new places.

Pages

32 pages

Reading age

Junior (8-13)

This edition

2006

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