Which of the following best describes what is implied when a tornado watch is issued?
A)Weather conditions favor tornado formation.
B)A tornado has been visually spotted by an observer.
C)A tornado has been detected on the radar.
D)A tornado is actively posing a local hazard.

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A tornado watch is issued when weather conditions are favorable for tornado formation. This means that conditions such as thunderstorms, high wind shear, and instability are present and could potentially lead to tornadoes, but a tornado has not been detected or confirmed yet.

Which of the Following Best Describes What Is Implied When