Why do meteorologists struggle to collect accurate data about
tornadoes?
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Tornadoes form all over the United States,
so it is challenging for scientists to know
which region to study.
It is hard to know where to place
instruments, and scientists may not have
enough time to send a team to the best
place.
Tornadoes form in many different ways, so
scientists struggle to predict when certain
thunderstorms will turn into a tornado.
There is not enough funding for research
and the advanced tools needed to track
data related to tornadoes.​