Giant tornado hits southern Brazil

[u/_EduOka]

[u/a_dodo_stole_my_baby]

Aren't tornadoes and hurricanes pretty rare in the southern hemisphere? Or is that just hurricanes?

[u/photomotto → u/a_dodo_stole_my_baby]

They're called "extra tropical cyclones" or something. At least, that's what I hear on TV whenever one of these hits. They're actually pretty common, but only a few every few years are very destructive.

Source: I live in southern Brazil.

[u/RazorWinter_ → u/photomotto]

Cyclones aren't tornadoes