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Can we weaken or destroy tornadoes somehow, like by bombing them or sucking out their heat with a bunch of dry ice?

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Can we weaken or destroy tornadoes somehow, like by bombing them or sucking out their heat with a bunch of dry ice?

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The main problem with anything which could realistically stand a chance at affecting a tornado (e.g., hydrogen bomb) is that it would be even more deadly and destructive than the tornado itself. Lesser things (like huge piles of dry ice or smaller conventional weaponry) would be too hard to deploy in the right place fast enough, and would likely not have enough impact to affect the tornado much anyway. Imagine the legal problems one would face, too, by trying to bomb or ice a tornado, then inadvertantly hurting someone or destroying private property in the process. In short — bad idea!

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