Yeah, across land with nothing to sink into.
> Have you never heard of massive schools of fish, including sharks, being sucked up and carried miles away onto land?
From a hurricane, not a tornado?
I have not heard of that.
Yeah, across land with nothing to sink into.
> Have you never heard of massive schools of fish, including sharks, being sucked up and carried miles away onto land?
From a hurricane, not a tornado?
I have not heard of that.
You do know hurricanes lose power when they hit land right?
> From a hurricane, not a tornado?
Tornadoes do. Hurricanes do as well. Why do you think there would be any difference? Hurricanes are generally more powerful.
> Why do you think there would be any difference?
The direction the air currents go.
I was asking. I don't know what a hurricane will do to a wind turbine blade.
You seem to be very sure, so I assume you have something to cite, could you link it?
I don't know how I'm supposed to cite a negative.
(I can easily find citations for tornadoes/waterspouts. I don't see any for hurricanes.)
Nice deflection trying to pick one irrelevant point though.
It seems neither of us will know what will happen when a hurricane hits a windmill.
Unless you have something?