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|B0
|B0
|230–300
|230–300
|103.5–135
|103–135
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|64–83
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|B1
|B1
|301–395
|301–395
|135.45–177.75
|136–177
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|84–110
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|-
|B2
|B2
|396–480
|396–480
|178.2–216
|178–216
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|111–134
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|-
|B3
|B3
|481–590
|481–590
|216.45–265.5
|217–265
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|135–165
|-
|-
|B4
|B4
|591–715
|591–715
|265.95–321.75
|266–322
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|166–200
|-
|-
|B5
|B5
|>715
|>715
|>321.75
|>322
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|>200
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|}

Revision as of 23:52, 2 December 2024

The Blehemhežrin scale is a scale used to measure tornadoes. It was invented by Sunterian scientist Želtiko Sertsor Blehemhežrin.

delg./stel. km/h mph
B0 230–300 103–135 64–83
B1 301–395 136–177 84–110
B2 396–480 178–216 111–134
B3 481–590 217–265 135–165
B4 591–715 266–322 166–200
B5 >715 >322 >200