From hurricanes to tornadoes, Wild, Wild Weather presents the wonderful world of weather through interactive components that focus on weather extremes, their phenomena and causes, and how weather impacts flight safety.
Tornadoes form from powerful thunderstorms.
Updrafts tilt them on end. In Touch a Tornado , guests can see tornadoes form right before their eyes. It's something that is used in weather broadcasts across the country. It's called a chromakey and it is the electronic process that enables meteorologists to appear in front of maps and forecast graphics without having to physically have the actual maps behind them. Meteorologists stand in front of a green or blue wall and a special piece of equipment removes the green or blue and replaces it with a video image, like a map or radar picture.