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AT the village of Impendhle, Natal, on Mar. 23, 1930, there occurred a whirlwind of considerable violence, and the damage resulting therefrom illustrates in a remarkable manner the great intensity of the rotatory and suctional forces that can be engendered. The course travelled by the whirlwind could be followed, as a cloud was caught up in its vortex (Fig. 1).
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WARREN, E. An Exceptional Whirlwind in Natal. Nature 125, 890–891 (1930). https://doi.org/10.1038/125890a0
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