"supertornado" meaning in English

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          "text": "Suppose that there were nothing we could do about that prospect. The prediction would still have some economic value. People making long-term investments would be aware that some land would become unsuitable for cultivation while other land would become usable; there would be an obvious incentive to reduce long-term development on coastal plains and in areas likely to be subject to superhurricanes, supertornadoes, and other severe weather events.",
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          "text": "These catastrophic events include megastorms, supertornados, torrential rains and floods, extended droughts, and ecosystem disruptions, all added to steadily rising sea levels.",
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          "text": "By tomorrow they'll be chasing a supertornado in Chicago, or some Miami seawall break.",
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