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If you take the past earthquakes and study them and how they were you can find out about where some future earthquakes might be then you can provide a warning for earthquakes about 10% of the time.
Tornadoes and hurricanes typically provide forecasters the earliest warning due to advances in meteorological technology and monitoring systems. This allows for the tracking and prediction of their development well in advance to help prepare and mitigate potential damage.
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A tornado warning is typically issued when a tornado has been spotted or indicated on radar and is expected to reach a specific area within the next few minutes. The distance can vary, but warnings are usually issued when the tornado is within 10-15 miles of the designated area.