Do tornadoes have water in them, i know hurricanes do, but i cant remember if tornadoes do?

Question

Do tornadoes have water in them, i know hurricanes do, but i cant remember if tornadoes do?

Answer 1

The edge of the tornado is made out of air and anything else it picks up. The inside of a tornado is a VERY low pressure area.

There is an exception: waterspouts. Waterspouts are tornadoes over water, and thus the edge of the spout is made of water.

Answer 2

No. tornados do not have water in them. They are composed solely of dirt air and anything else they pull up when they make touch down

Answer 3

Not much in the way of liquid water, but there is water vapor within them. That vapor condenses into a visible funnel if the temperature drops low enough as the vapor is lifted upward around the funnel wall.  That is why sometimes a tornado is in contact with the ground, but the visible funnel may be much higher up in the sky, toward the cloud base.  

Answer 4

noooo if they do you see water thew out of it it carry the soft and throw back out  

Answer 5

No, tornadoes are swirling wind. There is no water in them.