A tornado outbreak refers to a significant occurrence of multiple tornadoes in a specific area within a short time frame, usually associated with severe weather conditions. These outbreaks can happen during intense thunderstorms and are often linked to powerful weather systems, such as cold fronts or supercell storms. Tornado outbreaks can vary in scale, with some producing several tornadoes over hours or even days. The impact can be devastating, causing extensive damage to buildings, infrastructure, and landscapes, as well as posing serious risks to life and safety. Meteorologists use advanced technology to monitor and predict these events for better preparedness.