A multiple-vortex tornado is a type of tornado that contains smaller rotating columns of air, or vortices, around its main channel of rotation. These vortices can form within the larger tornado and create a complex structure, with multiple areas of intense rotation occurring simultaneously. Multiple-vortex tornadoes can lead to increased damage potential because the smaller vortices may touch down in different locations around the tornado's core, causing destruction over a wider area compared to a single-vortex tornado.
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