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Dangerous Weather
PowerPointBy:Brianna BatrezBrianna BatrezSusie Castro
Kaylin DuloheryAlex PeltonAlex Rivas
Daniel SernaDavid Serrano
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Thunderstorms
• When the raindrops become too large and heavy for the to support them, they start to fall out ofthunderstorm, the wind is like a game of tag that never stops. It just gets faster or slower. the cloud.
• During a• Thunder and lightning happens at the
same time, but because light travels faster than sound, we see lightning before we hear thunder.
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Earthquakes
• An earthquakes starts by plates hit each other and that’s forms as a earthquakes.
• Earthquakes are measured by sensitive instruments called selsmometene.
• The May 18 eruption began with an earthquake that triggered a avalanche.
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Volcanoes
• Volcanoes are big.• Volcanoes throw lots of smoke when
erupting .
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Blizzards
• If blizzard snow melts, floods may take more lives or ruin land.
• Blizzards are common in Canada, and North Central United States.
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Hurricanes
• In the united sates the air force reserve actually fly aircraft into the eye of the hurricane.
• In 1969 a hurricane Camille battered the coasts of Florida Alabama and Mississippi.
• A hurricane is powerful storm that sweeps in from the ocean.
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Tornadoes
• Tornadoes are the most destructive winds that occur on our planet. They are most common in the USA.
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Resources
• Weather Forecasting By Gail Gibbons• Weather by Seymour Simon• Why Does Lightning Strike by Terry Martin and
Caroline Bingham• Weather by Carolne Harris• Time for Kids: Storms By Editor for Time Kids
and Leslie Dickstien