3. Cut out the V-neck. Starting on one side of the V, use a pair of sharp scissors and cut along the marked line. Stop when you reach the bottom. Repeat this process on the other side. Be careful to only cut through the front side of the shirt.1  If you didn't plan on creating a hemmed collar, your new shirt is done.. Cut out the V-neck. Starting on one side of the V, use a pair of sharp scissors and cut along the marked line. Stop when you reach the bottom. Repeat this process on the other side. Be careful to only cut through the front side of the shirt.
A tornado can extend upwards from about 5,000 to about 60,000 feet. Tornadoes can be up to 20,000 feet (nearly 4 miles) tall. Tornadoes can extend several miles up into their parent thunderstorms. Strong tornadoes can extend up to over 20,000 feet high.
Mobile Doppler radar reported one twister on May 3, 1999 as having winds as fast as 302 mph, plus or minus 16 mph, at an altitude of 100 feet. Scientists have found that the strongest winds typically occur about 300 feet above the ground. Most tornadoes, however, fail to have wind speeds in excess of 113 mph.