Fetid was a child of the Latin word fetidus, and dates back to the early 15th century, as does its cousin (now in disuse), fetor. Reek, which originally was a verb meaning âto smoke,â took on the connotation of âto smell badâ in the 17th century.
A F4 tornado has a maximum speed of 260mph (418 kph). However it should be noted that the wind estimates of the original Fujita scale, which were meant to correlate with damage levels, have been found to be inaccurate. on the new Enhance Fujita scale the top estimated wind speed for an EF4 tornado is 200 mph.
Hurricane force winds range from 74 mph for a weak storm all the way up to 157 mph or more for a catastrophic category five. A weak tornado starts out with winds around 40 mph, but an EF5 tornado has winds anywhere between 261 to 318 mph, much stronger than the strongest hurricane force winds. Point goes to tornadoes - tie ball game. Next round - what does more damage? Tornadoes do all their damage using those extremely strong rotating winds.