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Tornadoes and thunderstorms: Busting some of the biggest severe weather myths
['Amanda Hurley']
Latest & Breaking News | FOX 5 DC
Fact : It was believed that the sudden drop in atmospheric pressure during a tornado would cause a sealed house to explode outward.
Even the most powerful tornadoes (EF5) do not drop the air pressure low enough to cause a house to explode.
Fact: Seeking shelter under a highway overpass is one of the most dangerous things you can do during a tornado.
Myth: Lightning never strikes the same place twice.
Fact: Lightning frequently strikes the exact same place multiple times, especially for tall, pointy, and isolated objects.