This natural phenomenon is the combination of two elements which can be deadly: tornadoes and fire. He can roll up anything in front of him, as well as burn it to ashes. Because the temperature in the central core of this fire tornado can reach up to 1000 degrees Celsius, hot enough to burn the dust is sucked by the tornado.
Vortex of fire occurs when the fires in California, United States, November 15, 2008. Photo: David McNew
Tornadoes are formed when burning peat fire at a farm in England in 2008. Photo: Simon Gray
Tornadoes are formed when a fire bush fires in Santa Margarita, California, May 2002. Photo: David McNew
'Tornado of Fire' occurs when the fire and very hot temperatures met with swirling winds. Photo: Nancy Greifenhagen
'Tornado of Fire' occurred in slopes of Mauna Kea volcano. Tornadoes that occur during the burning of 566 hectares of bush because of the extremely hot weather. Photo: Hawaii DLNR
Fire tornado formed during forest fires in Los Padres National Park, California in 2006. Photo: L.A. Daily News
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