  In this paper we observe that 2-dimensional 0-surgery occurs in natural
processes, such as tornado formation and other phenomena reminiscent of hole
drilling. Inspired by such phenomena, we introduce new theoretical concepts
which enhance the formal definition of 2-dimensional 0-surgery with the
observed dynamics. To do this, we first present a schematic model which extends
the formal definition to a continuous process caused by local forces. Next, for
modeling phenomena which do not happen on surfaces but are three-dimensional,
we fill the interior space by defining the notion of solid 2-dimensional
0-surgery. Finally, we connect these new theoretical concepts with a dynamical
system and present it as a model for both 2-dimensional 0-surgery and natural
phenomena exhibiting it. We hope that through this study, topology and dynamics
of many natural phenomena will be better understood.
