Tornadoes in the Adriatic, also known as sea leeches, are most often formed under storm clouds. When the atmosphere is unstable and warm, moist air rises from sea level, they begin to rotate when they meet cooler air. This phenomenon is often accompanied by supercells, which are storms with rotation. The formation of a tornado in the Adriatic can reach heights of up to 40 metres and last from 10 to 30 minutes. Although it may seem less dangerous than a land tornado, it still requires respect and caution. In the Adriatic, this meteorological phenomenon is becoming more and more frequent, bringing new challenges for sailors and yachtsmen.
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