This is an image of a tornado that touched down near a trailer park in the mid-west part of the U.S..





This tornado is being pushed over by a strong cross-wind. For the most part, tornadoes remain vertical unless pushed over by wind.





This is an image of a wall cloud. Had this wall cloud been rotating, it would then have been classified as a funnel cloud.





This is another image of a wall cloud. This wall cloud was rotating and did eventually become a tornado.





This is the aftermath of a very weak tornado that touched down in the northern suburbs of Pittsburgh.