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Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
Asheville Middle SchoolThursday December 8 2011
You and Hurricanes
bull If your home was to be destroyed and you could only take three things with you what you take
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categoriesbull Wind shearbull Moisture
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
The Southern United StatesPopulation = 313232044 Square Miles = 3718691
Atlantic Beach Florida
The Atlantic Ocean
Precipitation
Flooding
httpwwwtamilnetcomarthtmlcatid=13ampartid=27795
Hurricanes
Winslow Homer
Conditions to Form a Hurricane
bull Warm ocean water (at least 80˚F 27˚C) through a depth of about 150 feet
bull An atmosphere that cools fast bull Moist air near mid-level tropospherebull A minimum distance from the equator of
about 300 miles (but not within 5˚ latitude)bull A disturbance near the surfacebull Low vertical wind shear between surface and
troposphere (of less than 23mph)
The Eye of a Hurricane
Conditions for a Hurricane
1 What causes your temperature to rise What gets under your skin
2 Something happens to ldquocoolrdquo your spirits or3 You are not in the safest place4 Something disturbs you5 A vertical wind shear6 What takes the wind out of your sail
Troposphere
Photo by Nick Juhasz
httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
Coriolis Effect
bull Paper platesbull Rulerbull Tackbull Pen or Pencil
Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
Dr Simpson is on the left
Category 1 (119-152 kph)bull All hurricanes are dangerous If it is a Category
1 you will need a raincoat The man in the middle will be very wet by the time the bus comes
74 ndash 95 mph
Category 1 Hurricanes
bull Mobile homes could be damaged
bull Small trees could be blown over
Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
bull If it is a Category 2 hurricane you should leave and drive inland Flooding is associated with hurricanes and a Category 2 hurricane produces lots of water and damaging winds
(96-110 mph)
Category 2bull Windows and roofs will be damagedbull Some trees and street signs will be blown
downbull There will be a lot of damage to mobile
homes
Category 3 (177-209 kph)
bull A Category 3 hurricane is very dangerous
(111-130 mph)
Category 3
bull Roofs and porches will be damagedbull Some trees will be blown down
Category 4 (209-250 kph)
Category 4
bull In a Category 4 hurricane there will be major damage to roofs windows and street signs
bull Mobile homes will be destroyed
Category 5 (above 209 kph)Category 5 is the most destructive rating for a hurricaneCategory 5 storm surge could be well over 55 meters
George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
Earthquakes in the Southern US
Rock Slides
Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
Can any job relate to bull Meteorologistsbull Norwegian Meteorological
Institutebull Mathematicsbull County Governmentbull Directorate of Public Roadsbull Environmental Sciencebull Singersongwriters
natural disastersbull Water Resources and
Energy Directoratebull Engineeringbull Emergency Servicesbull Writersbull Artists Newscastersbull Reportersbull Fishermen
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
You and Hurricanes
bull If your home was to be destroyed and you could only take three things with you what you take
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categoriesbull Wind shearbull Moisture
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
The Southern United StatesPopulation = 313232044 Square Miles = 3718691
Atlantic Beach Florida
The Atlantic Ocean
Precipitation
Flooding
httpwwwtamilnetcomarthtmlcatid=13ampartid=27795
Hurricanes
Winslow Homer
Conditions to Form a Hurricane
bull Warm ocean water (at least 80˚F 27˚C) through a depth of about 150 feet
bull An atmosphere that cools fast bull Moist air near mid-level tropospherebull A minimum distance from the equator of
about 300 miles (but not within 5˚ latitude)bull A disturbance near the surfacebull Low vertical wind shear between surface and
troposphere (of less than 23mph)
The Eye of a Hurricane
Conditions for a Hurricane
1 What causes your temperature to rise What gets under your skin
2 Something happens to ldquocoolrdquo your spirits or3 You are not in the safest place4 Something disturbs you5 A vertical wind shear6 What takes the wind out of your sail
Troposphere
Photo by Nick Juhasz
httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
Coriolis Effect
bull Paper platesbull Rulerbull Tackbull Pen or Pencil
Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
Dr Simpson is on the left
Category 1 (119-152 kph)bull All hurricanes are dangerous If it is a Category
1 you will need a raincoat The man in the middle will be very wet by the time the bus comes
74 ndash 95 mph
Category 1 Hurricanes
bull Mobile homes could be damaged
bull Small trees could be blown over
Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
bull If it is a Category 2 hurricane you should leave and drive inland Flooding is associated with hurricanes and a Category 2 hurricane produces lots of water and damaging winds
(96-110 mph)
Category 2bull Windows and roofs will be damagedbull Some trees and street signs will be blown
downbull There will be a lot of damage to mobile
homes
Category 3 (177-209 kph)
bull A Category 3 hurricane is very dangerous
(111-130 mph)
Category 3
bull Roofs and porches will be damagedbull Some trees will be blown down
Category 4 (209-250 kph)
Category 4
bull In a Category 4 hurricane there will be major damage to roofs windows and street signs
bull Mobile homes will be destroyed
Category 5 (above 209 kph)Category 5 is the most destructive rating for a hurricaneCategory 5 storm surge could be well over 55 meters
George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
Earthquakes in the Southern US
Rock Slides
Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
Can any job relate to bull Meteorologistsbull Norwegian Meteorological
Institutebull Mathematicsbull County Governmentbull Directorate of Public Roadsbull Environmental Sciencebull Singersongwriters
natural disastersbull Water Resources and
Energy Directoratebull Engineeringbull Emergency Servicesbull Writersbull Artists Newscastersbull Reportersbull Fishermen
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categoriesbull Wind shearbull Moisture
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
The Southern United StatesPopulation = 313232044 Square Miles = 3718691
Atlantic Beach Florida
The Atlantic Ocean
Precipitation
Flooding
httpwwwtamilnetcomarthtmlcatid=13ampartid=27795
Hurricanes
Winslow Homer
Conditions to Form a Hurricane
bull Warm ocean water (at least 80˚F 27˚C) through a depth of about 150 feet
bull An atmosphere that cools fast bull Moist air near mid-level tropospherebull A minimum distance from the equator of
about 300 miles (but not within 5˚ latitude)bull A disturbance near the surfacebull Low vertical wind shear between surface and
troposphere (of less than 23mph)
The Eye of a Hurricane
Conditions for a Hurricane
1 What causes your temperature to rise What gets under your skin
2 Something happens to ldquocoolrdquo your spirits or3 You are not in the safest place4 Something disturbs you5 A vertical wind shear6 What takes the wind out of your sail
Troposphere
Photo by Nick Juhasz
httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
Coriolis Effect
bull Paper platesbull Rulerbull Tackbull Pen or Pencil
Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
Dr Simpson is on the left
Category 1 (119-152 kph)bull All hurricanes are dangerous If it is a Category
1 you will need a raincoat The man in the middle will be very wet by the time the bus comes
74 ndash 95 mph
Category 1 Hurricanes
bull Mobile homes could be damaged
bull Small trees could be blown over
Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
bull If it is a Category 2 hurricane you should leave and drive inland Flooding is associated with hurricanes and a Category 2 hurricane produces lots of water and damaging winds
(96-110 mph)
Category 2bull Windows and roofs will be damagedbull Some trees and street signs will be blown
downbull There will be a lot of damage to mobile
homes
Category 3 (177-209 kph)
bull A Category 3 hurricane is very dangerous
(111-130 mph)
Category 3
bull Roofs and porches will be damagedbull Some trees will be blown down
Category 4 (209-250 kph)
Category 4
bull In a Category 4 hurricane there will be major damage to roofs windows and street signs
bull Mobile homes will be destroyed
Category 5 (above 209 kph)Category 5 is the most destructive rating for a hurricaneCategory 5 storm surge could be well over 55 meters
George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
Earthquakes in the Southern US
Rock Slides
Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
Can any job relate to bull Meteorologistsbull Norwegian Meteorological
Institutebull Mathematicsbull County Governmentbull Directorate of Public Roadsbull Environmental Sciencebull Singersongwriters
natural disastersbull Water Resources and
Energy Directoratebull Engineeringbull Emergency Servicesbull Writersbull Artists Newscastersbull Reportersbull Fishermen
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
The Southern United StatesPopulation = 313232044 Square Miles = 3718691
Atlantic Beach Florida
The Atlantic Ocean
Precipitation
Flooding
httpwwwtamilnetcomarthtmlcatid=13ampartid=27795
Hurricanes
Winslow Homer
Conditions to Form a Hurricane
bull Warm ocean water (at least 80˚F 27˚C) through a depth of about 150 feet
bull An atmosphere that cools fast bull Moist air near mid-level tropospherebull A minimum distance from the equator of
about 300 miles (but not within 5˚ latitude)bull A disturbance near the surfacebull Low vertical wind shear between surface and
troposphere (of less than 23mph)
The Eye of a Hurricane
Conditions for a Hurricane
1 What causes your temperature to rise What gets under your skin
2 Something happens to ldquocoolrdquo your spirits or3 You are not in the safest place4 Something disturbs you5 A vertical wind shear6 What takes the wind out of your sail
Troposphere
Photo by Nick Juhasz
httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
Coriolis Effect
bull Paper platesbull Rulerbull Tackbull Pen or Pencil
Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
Dr Simpson is on the left
Category 1 (119-152 kph)bull All hurricanes are dangerous If it is a Category
1 you will need a raincoat The man in the middle will be very wet by the time the bus comes
74 ndash 95 mph
Category 1 Hurricanes
bull Mobile homes could be damaged
bull Small trees could be blown over
Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
bull If it is a Category 2 hurricane you should leave and drive inland Flooding is associated with hurricanes and a Category 2 hurricane produces lots of water and damaging winds
(96-110 mph)
Category 2bull Windows and roofs will be damagedbull Some trees and street signs will be blown
downbull There will be a lot of damage to mobile
homes
Category 3 (177-209 kph)
bull A Category 3 hurricane is very dangerous
(111-130 mph)
Category 3
bull Roofs and porches will be damagedbull Some trees will be blown down
Category 4 (209-250 kph)
Category 4
bull In a Category 4 hurricane there will be major damage to roofs windows and street signs
bull Mobile homes will be destroyed
Category 5 (above 209 kph)Category 5 is the most destructive rating for a hurricaneCategory 5 storm surge could be well over 55 meters
George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
Earthquakes in the Southern US
Rock Slides
Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
Can any job relate to bull Meteorologistsbull Norwegian Meteorological
Institutebull Mathematicsbull County Governmentbull Directorate of Public Roadsbull Environmental Sciencebull Singersongwriters
natural disastersbull Water Resources and
Energy Directoratebull Engineeringbull Emergency Servicesbull Writersbull Artists Newscastersbull Reportersbull Fishermen
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
The Southern United StatesPopulation = 313232044 Square Miles = 3718691
Atlantic Beach Florida
The Atlantic Ocean
Precipitation
Flooding
httpwwwtamilnetcomarthtmlcatid=13ampartid=27795
Hurricanes
Winslow Homer
Conditions to Form a Hurricane
bull Warm ocean water (at least 80˚F 27˚C) through a depth of about 150 feet
bull An atmosphere that cools fast bull Moist air near mid-level tropospherebull A minimum distance from the equator of
about 300 miles (but not within 5˚ latitude)bull A disturbance near the surfacebull Low vertical wind shear between surface and
troposphere (of less than 23mph)
The Eye of a Hurricane
Conditions for a Hurricane
1 What causes your temperature to rise What gets under your skin
2 Something happens to ldquocoolrdquo your spirits or3 You are not in the safest place4 Something disturbs you5 A vertical wind shear6 What takes the wind out of your sail
Troposphere
Photo by Nick Juhasz
httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
Coriolis Effect
bull Paper platesbull Rulerbull Tackbull Pen or Pencil
Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
Dr Simpson is on the left
Category 1 (119-152 kph)bull All hurricanes are dangerous If it is a Category
1 you will need a raincoat The man in the middle will be very wet by the time the bus comes
74 ndash 95 mph
Category 1 Hurricanes
bull Mobile homes could be damaged
bull Small trees could be blown over
Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
bull If it is a Category 2 hurricane you should leave and drive inland Flooding is associated with hurricanes and a Category 2 hurricane produces lots of water and damaging winds
(96-110 mph)
Category 2bull Windows and roofs will be damagedbull Some trees and street signs will be blown
downbull There will be a lot of damage to mobile
homes
Category 3 (177-209 kph)
bull A Category 3 hurricane is very dangerous
(111-130 mph)
Category 3
bull Roofs and porches will be damagedbull Some trees will be blown down
Category 4 (209-250 kph)
Category 4
bull In a Category 4 hurricane there will be major damage to roofs windows and street signs
bull Mobile homes will be destroyed
Category 5 (above 209 kph)Category 5 is the most destructive rating for a hurricaneCategory 5 storm surge could be well over 55 meters
George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
Earthquakes in the Southern US
Rock Slides
Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
Can any job relate to bull Meteorologistsbull Norwegian Meteorological
Institutebull Mathematicsbull County Governmentbull Directorate of Public Roadsbull Environmental Sciencebull Singersongwriters
natural disastersbull Water Resources and
Energy Directoratebull Engineeringbull Emergency Servicesbull Writersbull Artists Newscastersbull Reportersbull Fishermen
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
Atlantic Beach Florida
The Atlantic Ocean
Precipitation
Flooding
httpwwwtamilnetcomarthtmlcatid=13ampartid=27795
Hurricanes
Winslow Homer
Conditions to Form a Hurricane
bull Warm ocean water (at least 80˚F 27˚C) through a depth of about 150 feet
bull An atmosphere that cools fast bull Moist air near mid-level tropospherebull A minimum distance from the equator of
about 300 miles (but not within 5˚ latitude)bull A disturbance near the surfacebull Low vertical wind shear between surface and
troposphere (of less than 23mph)
The Eye of a Hurricane
Conditions for a Hurricane
1 What causes your temperature to rise What gets under your skin
2 Something happens to ldquocoolrdquo your spirits or3 You are not in the safest place4 Something disturbs you5 A vertical wind shear6 What takes the wind out of your sail
Troposphere
Photo by Nick Juhasz
httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
Coriolis Effect
bull Paper platesbull Rulerbull Tackbull Pen or Pencil
Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
Dr Simpson is on the left
Category 1 (119-152 kph)bull All hurricanes are dangerous If it is a Category
1 you will need a raincoat The man in the middle will be very wet by the time the bus comes
74 ndash 95 mph
Category 1 Hurricanes
bull Mobile homes could be damaged
bull Small trees could be blown over
Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
bull If it is a Category 2 hurricane you should leave and drive inland Flooding is associated with hurricanes and a Category 2 hurricane produces lots of water and damaging winds
(96-110 mph)
Category 2bull Windows and roofs will be damagedbull Some trees and street signs will be blown
downbull There will be a lot of damage to mobile
homes
Category 3 (177-209 kph)
bull A Category 3 hurricane is very dangerous
(111-130 mph)
Category 3
bull Roofs and porches will be damagedbull Some trees will be blown down
Category 4 (209-250 kph)
Category 4
bull In a Category 4 hurricane there will be major damage to roofs windows and street signs
bull Mobile homes will be destroyed
Category 5 (above 209 kph)Category 5 is the most destructive rating for a hurricaneCategory 5 storm surge could be well over 55 meters
George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
Earthquakes in the Southern US
Rock Slides
Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
Can any job relate to bull Meteorologistsbull Norwegian Meteorological
Institutebull Mathematicsbull County Governmentbull Directorate of Public Roadsbull Environmental Sciencebull Singersongwriters
natural disastersbull Water Resources and
Energy Directoratebull Engineeringbull Emergency Servicesbull Writersbull Artists Newscastersbull Reportersbull Fishermen
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
The Atlantic Ocean
Precipitation
Flooding
httpwwwtamilnetcomarthtmlcatid=13ampartid=27795
Hurricanes
Winslow Homer
Conditions to Form a Hurricane
bull Warm ocean water (at least 80˚F 27˚C) through a depth of about 150 feet
bull An atmosphere that cools fast bull Moist air near mid-level tropospherebull A minimum distance from the equator of
about 300 miles (but not within 5˚ latitude)bull A disturbance near the surfacebull Low vertical wind shear between surface and
troposphere (of less than 23mph)
The Eye of a Hurricane
Conditions for a Hurricane
1 What causes your temperature to rise What gets under your skin
2 Something happens to ldquocoolrdquo your spirits or3 You are not in the safest place4 Something disturbs you5 A vertical wind shear6 What takes the wind out of your sail
Troposphere
Photo by Nick Juhasz
httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
Coriolis Effect
bull Paper platesbull Rulerbull Tackbull Pen or Pencil
Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
Dr Simpson is on the left
Category 1 (119-152 kph)bull All hurricanes are dangerous If it is a Category
1 you will need a raincoat The man in the middle will be very wet by the time the bus comes
74 ndash 95 mph
Category 1 Hurricanes
bull Mobile homes could be damaged
bull Small trees could be blown over
Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
bull If it is a Category 2 hurricane you should leave and drive inland Flooding is associated with hurricanes and a Category 2 hurricane produces lots of water and damaging winds
(96-110 mph)
Category 2bull Windows and roofs will be damagedbull Some trees and street signs will be blown
downbull There will be a lot of damage to mobile
homes
Category 3 (177-209 kph)
bull A Category 3 hurricane is very dangerous
(111-130 mph)
Category 3
bull Roofs and porches will be damagedbull Some trees will be blown down
Category 4 (209-250 kph)
Category 4
bull In a Category 4 hurricane there will be major damage to roofs windows and street signs
bull Mobile homes will be destroyed
Category 5 (above 209 kph)Category 5 is the most destructive rating for a hurricaneCategory 5 storm surge could be well over 55 meters
George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
Earthquakes in the Southern US
Rock Slides
Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
Can any job relate to bull Meteorologistsbull Norwegian Meteorological
Institutebull Mathematicsbull County Governmentbull Directorate of Public Roadsbull Environmental Sciencebull Singersongwriters
natural disastersbull Water Resources and
Energy Directoratebull Engineeringbull Emergency Servicesbull Writersbull Artists Newscastersbull Reportersbull Fishermen
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
Precipitation
Flooding
httpwwwtamilnetcomarthtmlcatid=13ampartid=27795
Hurricanes
Winslow Homer
Conditions to Form a Hurricane
bull Warm ocean water (at least 80˚F 27˚C) through a depth of about 150 feet
bull An atmosphere that cools fast bull Moist air near mid-level tropospherebull A minimum distance from the equator of
about 300 miles (but not within 5˚ latitude)bull A disturbance near the surfacebull Low vertical wind shear between surface and
troposphere (of less than 23mph)
The Eye of a Hurricane
Conditions for a Hurricane
1 What causes your temperature to rise What gets under your skin
2 Something happens to ldquocoolrdquo your spirits or3 You are not in the safest place4 Something disturbs you5 A vertical wind shear6 What takes the wind out of your sail
Troposphere
Photo by Nick Juhasz
httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
Coriolis Effect
bull Paper platesbull Rulerbull Tackbull Pen or Pencil
Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
Dr Simpson is on the left
Category 1 (119-152 kph)bull All hurricanes are dangerous If it is a Category
1 you will need a raincoat The man in the middle will be very wet by the time the bus comes
74 ndash 95 mph
Category 1 Hurricanes
bull Mobile homes could be damaged
bull Small trees could be blown over
Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
bull If it is a Category 2 hurricane you should leave and drive inland Flooding is associated with hurricanes and a Category 2 hurricane produces lots of water and damaging winds
(96-110 mph)
Category 2bull Windows and roofs will be damagedbull Some trees and street signs will be blown
downbull There will be a lot of damage to mobile
homes
Category 3 (177-209 kph)
bull A Category 3 hurricane is very dangerous
(111-130 mph)
Category 3
bull Roofs and porches will be damagedbull Some trees will be blown down
Category 4 (209-250 kph)
Category 4
bull In a Category 4 hurricane there will be major damage to roofs windows and street signs
bull Mobile homes will be destroyed
Category 5 (above 209 kph)Category 5 is the most destructive rating for a hurricaneCategory 5 storm surge could be well over 55 meters
George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
Earthquakes in the Southern US
Rock Slides
Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
Can any job relate to bull Meteorologistsbull Norwegian Meteorological
Institutebull Mathematicsbull County Governmentbull Directorate of Public Roadsbull Environmental Sciencebull Singersongwriters
natural disastersbull Water Resources and
Energy Directoratebull Engineeringbull Emergency Servicesbull Writersbull Artists Newscastersbull Reportersbull Fishermen
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
Flooding
httpwwwtamilnetcomarthtmlcatid=13ampartid=27795
Hurricanes
Winslow Homer
Conditions to Form a Hurricane
bull Warm ocean water (at least 80˚F 27˚C) through a depth of about 150 feet
bull An atmosphere that cools fast bull Moist air near mid-level tropospherebull A minimum distance from the equator of
about 300 miles (but not within 5˚ latitude)bull A disturbance near the surfacebull Low vertical wind shear between surface and
troposphere (of less than 23mph)
The Eye of a Hurricane
Conditions for a Hurricane
1 What causes your temperature to rise What gets under your skin
2 Something happens to ldquocoolrdquo your spirits or3 You are not in the safest place4 Something disturbs you5 A vertical wind shear6 What takes the wind out of your sail
Troposphere
Photo by Nick Juhasz
httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
Coriolis Effect
bull Paper platesbull Rulerbull Tackbull Pen or Pencil
Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
Dr Simpson is on the left
Category 1 (119-152 kph)bull All hurricanes are dangerous If it is a Category
1 you will need a raincoat The man in the middle will be very wet by the time the bus comes
74 ndash 95 mph
Category 1 Hurricanes
bull Mobile homes could be damaged
bull Small trees could be blown over
Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
bull If it is a Category 2 hurricane you should leave and drive inland Flooding is associated with hurricanes and a Category 2 hurricane produces lots of water and damaging winds
(96-110 mph)
Category 2bull Windows and roofs will be damagedbull Some trees and street signs will be blown
downbull There will be a lot of damage to mobile
homes
Category 3 (177-209 kph)
bull A Category 3 hurricane is very dangerous
(111-130 mph)
Category 3
bull Roofs and porches will be damagedbull Some trees will be blown down
Category 4 (209-250 kph)
Category 4
bull In a Category 4 hurricane there will be major damage to roofs windows and street signs
bull Mobile homes will be destroyed
Category 5 (above 209 kph)Category 5 is the most destructive rating for a hurricaneCategory 5 storm surge could be well over 55 meters
George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
Earthquakes in the Southern US
Rock Slides
Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
Can any job relate to bull Meteorologistsbull Norwegian Meteorological
Institutebull Mathematicsbull County Governmentbull Directorate of Public Roadsbull Environmental Sciencebull Singersongwriters
natural disastersbull Water Resources and
Energy Directoratebull Engineeringbull Emergency Servicesbull Writersbull Artists Newscastersbull Reportersbull Fishermen
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
Hurricanes
Winslow Homer
Conditions to Form a Hurricane
bull Warm ocean water (at least 80˚F 27˚C) through a depth of about 150 feet
bull An atmosphere that cools fast bull Moist air near mid-level tropospherebull A minimum distance from the equator of
about 300 miles (but not within 5˚ latitude)bull A disturbance near the surfacebull Low vertical wind shear between surface and
troposphere (of less than 23mph)
The Eye of a Hurricane
Conditions for a Hurricane
1 What causes your temperature to rise What gets under your skin
2 Something happens to ldquocoolrdquo your spirits or3 You are not in the safest place4 Something disturbs you5 A vertical wind shear6 What takes the wind out of your sail
Troposphere
Photo by Nick Juhasz
httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
Coriolis Effect
bull Paper platesbull Rulerbull Tackbull Pen or Pencil
Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
Dr Simpson is on the left
Category 1 (119-152 kph)bull All hurricanes are dangerous If it is a Category
1 you will need a raincoat The man in the middle will be very wet by the time the bus comes
74 ndash 95 mph
Category 1 Hurricanes
bull Mobile homes could be damaged
bull Small trees could be blown over
Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
bull If it is a Category 2 hurricane you should leave and drive inland Flooding is associated with hurricanes and a Category 2 hurricane produces lots of water and damaging winds
(96-110 mph)
Category 2bull Windows and roofs will be damagedbull Some trees and street signs will be blown
downbull There will be a lot of damage to mobile
homes
Category 3 (177-209 kph)
bull A Category 3 hurricane is very dangerous
(111-130 mph)
Category 3
bull Roofs and porches will be damagedbull Some trees will be blown down
Category 4 (209-250 kph)
Category 4
bull In a Category 4 hurricane there will be major damage to roofs windows and street signs
bull Mobile homes will be destroyed
Category 5 (above 209 kph)Category 5 is the most destructive rating for a hurricaneCategory 5 storm surge could be well over 55 meters
George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
Earthquakes in the Southern US
Rock Slides
Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
Can any job relate to bull Meteorologistsbull Norwegian Meteorological
Institutebull Mathematicsbull County Governmentbull Directorate of Public Roadsbull Environmental Sciencebull Singersongwriters
natural disastersbull Water Resources and
Energy Directoratebull Engineeringbull Emergency Servicesbull Writersbull Artists Newscastersbull Reportersbull Fishermen
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
Conditions to Form a Hurricane
bull Warm ocean water (at least 80˚F 27˚C) through a depth of about 150 feet
bull An atmosphere that cools fast bull Moist air near mid-level tropospherebull A minimum distance from the equator of
about 300 miles (but not within 5˚ latitude)bull A disturbance near the surfacebull Low vertical wind shear between surface and
troposphere (of less than 23mph)
The Eye of a Hurricane
Conditions for a Hurricane
1 What causes your temperature to rise What gets under your skin
2 Something happens to ldquocoolrdquo your spirits or3 You are not in the safest place4 Something disturbs you5 A vertical wind shear6 What takes the wind out of your sail
Troposphere
Photo by Nick Juhasz
httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
Coriolis Effect
bull Paper platesbull Rulerbull Tackbull Pen or Pencil
Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
Dr Simpson is on the left
Category 1 (119-152 kph)bull All hurricanes are dangerous If it is a Category
1 you will need a raincoat The man in the middle will be very wet by the time the bus comes
74 ndash 95 mph
Category 1 Hurricanes
bull Mobile homes could be damaged
bull Small trees could be blown over
Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
bull If it is a Category 2 hurricane you should leave and drive inland Flooding is associated with hurricanes and a Category 2 hurricane produces lots of water and damaging winds
(96-110 mph)
Category 2bull Windows and roofs will be damagedbull Some trees and street signs will be blown
downbull There will be a lot of damage to mobile
homes
Category 3 (177-209 kph)
bull A Category 3 hurricane is very dangerous
(111-130 mph)
Category 3
bull Roofs and porches will be damagedbull Some trees will be blown down
Category 4 (209-250 kph)
Category 4
bull In a Category 4 hurricane there will be major damage to roofs windows and street signs
bull Mobile homes will be destroyed
Category 5 (above 209 kph)Category 5 is the most destructive rating for a hurricaneCategory 5 storm surge could be well over 55 meters
George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
Earthquakes in the Southern US
Rock Slides
Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
Can any job relate to bull Meteorologistsbull Norwegian Meteorological
Institutebull Mathematicsbull County Governmentbull Directorate of Public Roadsbull Environmental Sciencebull Singersongwriters
natural disastersbull Water Resources and
Energy Directoratebull Engineeringbull Emergency Servicesbull Writersbull Artists Newscastersbull Reportersbull Fishermen
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
The Eye of a Hurricane
Conditions for a Hurricane
1 What causes your temperature to rise What gets under your skin
2 Something happens to ldquocoolrdquo your spirits or3 You are not in the safest place4 Something disturbs you5 A vertical wind shear6 What takes the wind out of your sail
Troposphere
Photo by Nick Juhasz
httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
Coriolis Effect
bull Paper platesbull Rulerbull Tackbull Pen or Pencil
Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
Dr Simpson is on the left
Category 1 (119-152 kph)bull All hurricanes are dangerous If it is a Category
1 you will need a raincoat The man in the middle will be very wet by the time the bus comes
74 ndash 95 mph
Category 1 Hurricanes
bull Mobile homes could be damaged
bull Small trees could be blown over
Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
bull If it is a Category 2 hurricane you should leave and drive inland Flooding is associated with hurricanes and a Category 2 hurricane produces lots of water and damaging winds
(96-110 mph)
Category 2bull Windows and roofs will be damagedbull Some trees and street signs will be blown
downbull There will be a lot of damage to mobile
homes
Category 3 (177-209 kph)
bull A Category 3 hurricane is very dangerous
(111-130 mph)
Category 3
bull Roofs and porches will be damagedbull Some trees will be blown down
Category 4 (209-250 kph)
Category 4
bull In a Category 4 hurricane there will be major damage to roofs windows and street signs
bull Mobile homes will be destroyed
Category 5 (above 209 kph)Category 5 is the most destructive rating for a hurricaneCategory 5 storm surge could be well over 55 meters
George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
Earthquakes in the Southern US
Rock Slides
Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
Can any job relate to bull Meteorologistsbull Norwegian Meteorological
Institutebull Mathematicsbull County Governmentbull Directorate of Public Roadsbull Environmental Sciencebull Singersongwriters
natural disastersbull Water Resources and
Energy Directoratebull Engineeringbull Emergency Servicesbull Writersbull Artists Newscastersbull Reportersbull Fishermen
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
Conditions for a Hurricane
1 What causes your temperature to rise What gets under your skin
2 Something happens to ldquocoolrdquo your spirits or3 You are not in the safest place4 Something disturbs you5 A vertical wind shear6 What takes the wind out of your sail
Troposphere
Photo by Nick Juhasz
httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
Coriolis Effect
bull Paper platesbull Rulerbull Tackbull Pen or Pencil
Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
Dr Simpson is on the left
Category 1 (119-152 kph)bull All hurricanes are dangerous If it is a Category
1 you will need a raincoat The man in the middle will be very wet by the time the bus comes
74 ndash 95 mph
Category 1 Hurricanes
bull Mobile homes could be damaged
bull Small trees could be blown over
Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
bull If it is a Category 2 hurricane you should leave and drive inland Flooding is associated with hurricanes and a Category 2 hurricane produces lots of water and damaging winds
(96-110 mph)
Category 2bull Windows and roofs will be damagedbull Some trees and street signs will be blown
downbull There will be a lot of damage to mobile
homes
Category 3 (177-209 kph)
bull A Category 3 hurricane is very dangerous
(111-130 mph)
Category 3
bull Roofs and porches will be damagedbull Some trees will be blown down
Category 4 (209-250 kph)
Category 4
bull In a Category 4 hurricane there will be major damage to roofs windows and street signs
bull Mobile homes will be destroyed
Category 5 (above 209 kph)Category 5 is the most destructive rating for a hurricaneCategory 5 storm surge could be well over 55 meters
George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
Earthquakes in the Southern US
Rock Slides
Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
Can any job relate to bull Meteorologistsbull Norwegian Meteorological
Institutebull Mathematicsbull County Governmentbull Directorate of Public Roadsbull Environmental Sciencebull Singersongwriters
natural disastersbull Water Resources and
Energy Directoratebull Engineeringbull Emergency Servicesbull Writersbull Artists Newscastersbull Reportersbull Fishermen
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
Troposphere
Photo by Nick Juhasz
httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
Coriolis Effect
bull Paper platesbull Rulerbull Tackbull Pen or Pencil
Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
Dr Simpson is on the left
Category 1 (119-152 kph)bull All hurricanes are dangerous If it is a Category
1 you will need a raincoat The man in the middle will be very wet by the time the bus comes
74 ndash 95 mph
Category 1 Hurricanes
bull Mobile homes could be damaged
bull Small trees could be blown over
Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
bull If it is a Category 2 hurricane you should leave and drive inland Flooding is associated with hurricanes and a Category 2 hurricane produces lots of water and damaging winds
(96-110 mph)
Category 2bull Windows and roofs will be damagedbull Some trees and street signs will be blown
downbull There will be a lot of damage to mobile
homes
Category 3 (177-209 kph)
bull A Category 3 hurricane is very dangerous
(111-130 mph)
Category 3
bull Roofs and porches will be damagedbull Some trees will be blown down
Category 4 (209-250 kph)
Category 4
bull In a Category 4 hurricane there will be major damage to roofs windows and street signs
bull Mobile homes will be destroyed
Category 5 (above 209 kph)Category 5 is the most destructive rating for a hurricaneCategory 5 storm surge could be well over 55 meters
George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
Earthquakes in the Southern US
Rock Slides
Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
Can any job relate to bull Meteorologistsbull Norwegian Meteorological
Institutebull Mathematicsbull County Governmentbull Directorate of Public Roadsbull Environmental Sciencebull Singersongwriters
natural disastersbull Water Resources and
Energy Directoratebull Engineeringbull Emergency Servicesbull Writersbull Artists Newscastersbull Reportersbull Fishermen
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
Coriolis Effect
bull Paper platesbull Rulerbull Tackbull Pen or Pencil
Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
Dr Simpson is on the left
Category 1 (119-152 kph)bull All hurricanes are dangerous If it is a Category
1 you will need a raincoat The man in the middle will be very wet by the time the bus comes
74 ndash 95 mph
Category 1 Hurricanes
bull Mobile homes could be damaged
bull Small trees could be blown over
Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
bull If it is a Category 2 hurricane you should leave and drive inland Flooding is associated with hurricanes and a Category 2 hurricane produces lots of water and damaging winds
(96-110 mph)
Category 2bull Windows and roofs will be damagedbull Some trees and street signs will be blown
downbull There will be a lot of damage to mobile
homes
Category 3 (177-209 kph)
bull A Category 3 hurricane is very dangerous
(111-130 mph)
Category 3
bull Roofs and porches will be damagedbull Some trees will be blown down
Category 4 (209-250 kph)
Category 4
bull In a Category 4 hurricane there will be major damage to roofs windows and street signs
bull Mobile homes will be destroyed
Category 5 (above 209 kph)Category 5 is the most destructive rating for a hurricaneCategory 5 storm surge could be well over 55 meters
George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
Earthquakes in the Southern US
Rock Slides
Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
Can any job relate to bull Meteorologistsbull Norwegian Meteorological
Institutebull Mathematicsbull County Governmentbull Directorate of Public Roadsbull Environmental Sciencebull Singersongwriters
natural disastersbull Water Resources and
Energy Directoratebull Engineeringbull Emergency Servicesbull Writersbull Artists Newscastersbull Reportersbull Fishermen
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
Coriolis Effect
bull Paper platesbull Rulerbull Tackbull Pen or Pencil
Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
Dr Simpson is on the left
Category 1 (119-152 kph)bull All hurricanes are dangerous If it is a Category
1 you will need a raincoat The man in the middle will be very wet by the time the bus comes
74 ndash 95 mph
Category 1 Hurricanes
bull Mobile homes could be damaged
bull Small trees could be blown over
Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
bull If it is a Category 2 hurricane you should leave and drive inland Flooding is associated with hurricanes and a Category 2 hurricane produces lots of water and damaging winds
(96-110 mph)
Category 2bull Windows and roofs will be damagedbull Some trees and street signs will be blown
downbull There will be a lot of damage to mobile
homes
Category 3 (177-209 kph)
bull A Category 3 hurricane is very dangerous
(111-130 mph)
Category 3
bull Roofs and porches will be damagedbull Some trees will be blown down
Category 4 (209-250 kph)
Category 4
bull In a Category 4 hurricane there will be major damage to roofs windows and street signs
bull Mobile homes will be destroyed
Category 5 (above 209 kph)Category 5 is the most destructive rating for a hurricaneCategory 5 storm surge could be well over 55 meters
George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
Earthquakes in the Southern US
Rock Slides
Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
Can any job relate to bull Meteorologistsbull Norwegian Meteorological
Institutebull Mathematicsbull County Governmentbull Directorate of Public Roadsbull Environmental Sciencebull Singersongwriters
natural disastersbull Water Resources and
Energy Directoratebull Engineeringbull Emergency Servicesbull Writersbull Artists Newscastersbull Reportersbull Fishermen
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
Dr Simpson is on the left
Category 1 (119-152 kph)bull All hurricanes are dangerous If it is a Category
1 you will need a raincoat The man in the middle will be very wet by the time the bus comes
74 ndash 95 mph
Category 1 Hurricanes
bull Mobile homes could be damaged
bull Small trees could be blown over
Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
bull If it is a Category 2 hurricane you should leave and drive inland Flooding is associated with hurricanes and a Category 2 hurricane produces lots of water and damaging winds
(96-110 mph)
Category 2bull Windows and roofs will be damagedbull Some trees and street signs will be blown
downbull There will be a lot of damage to mobile
homes
Category 3 (177-209 kph)
bull A Category 3 hurricane is very dangerous
(111-130 mph)
Category 3
bull Roofs and porches will be damagedbull Some trees will be blown down
Category 4 (209-250 kph)
Category 4
bull In a Category 4 hurricane there will be major damage to roofs windows and street signs
bull Mobile homes will be destroyed
Category 5 (above 209 kph)Category 5 is the most destructive rating for a hurricaneCategory 5 storm surge could be well over 55 meters
George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
Earthquakes in the Southern US
Rock Slides
Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
Can any job relate to bull Meteorologistsbull Norwegian Meteorological
Institutebull Mathematicsbull County Governmentbull Directorate of Public Roadsbull Environmental Sciencebull Singersongwriters
natural disastersbull Water Resources and
Energy Directoratebull Engineeringbull Emergency Servicesbull Writersbull Artists Newscastersbull Reportersbull Fishermen
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
Dr Simpson is on the left
Category 1 (119-152 kph)bull All hurricanes are dangerous If it is a Category
1 you will need a raincoat The man in the middle will be very wet by the time the bus comes
74 ndash 95 mph
Category 1 Hurricanes
bull Mobile homes could be damaged
bull Small trees could be blown over
Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
bull If it is a Category 2 hurricane you should leave and drive inland Flooding is associated with hurricanes and a Category 2 hurricane produces lots of water and damaging winds
(96-110 mph)
Category 2bull Windows and roofs will be damagedbull Some trees and street signs will be blown
downbull There will be a lot of damage to mobile
homes
Category 3 (177-209 kph)
bull A Category 3 hurricane is very dangerous
(111-130 mph)
Category 3
bull Roofs and porches will be damagedbull Some trees will be blown down
Category 4 (209-250 kph)
Category 4
bull In a Category 4 hurricane there will be major damage to roofs windows and street signs
bull Mobile homes will be destroyed
Category 5 (above 209 kph)Category 5 is the most destructive rating for a hurricaneCategory 5 storm surge could be well over 55 meters
George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
Earthquakes in the Southern US
Rock Slides
Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
Can any job relate to bull Meteorologistsbull Norwegian Meteorological
Institutebull Mathematicsbull County Governmentbull Directorate of Public Roadsbull Environmental Sciencebull Singersongwriters
natural disastersbull Water Resources and
Energy Directoratebull Engineeringbull Emergency Servicesbull Writersbull Artists Newscastersbull Reportersbull Fishermen
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
Category 1 (119-152 kph)bull All hurricanes are dangerous If it is a Category
1 you will need a raincoat The man in the middle will be very wet by the time the bus comes
74 ndash 95 mph
Category 1 Hurricanes
bull Mobile homes could be damaged
bull Small trees could be blown over
Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
bull If it is a Category 2 hurricane you should leave and drive inland Flooding is associated with hurricanes and a Category 2 hurricane produces lots of water and damaging winds
(96-110 mph)
Category 2bull Windows and roofs will be damagedbull Some trees and street signs will be blown
downbull There will be a lot of damage to mobile
homes
Category 3 (177-209 kph)
bull A Category 3 hurricane is very dangerous
(111-130 mph)
Category 3
bull Roofs and porches will be damagedbull Some trees will be blown down
Category 4 (209-250 kph)
Category 4
bull In a Category 4 hurricane there will be major damage to roofs windows and street signs
bull Mobile homes will be destroyed
Category 5 (above 209 kph)Category 5 is the most destructive rating for a hurricaneCategory 5 storm surge could be well over 55 meters
George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
Earthquakes in the Southern US
Rock Slides
Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
Can any job relate to bull Meteorologistsbull Norwegian Meteorological
Institutebull Mathematicsbull County Governmentbull Directorate of Public Roadsbull Environmental Sciencebull Singersongwriters
natural disastersbull Water Resources and
Energy Directoratebull Engineeringbull Emergency Servicesbull Writersbull Artists Newscastersbull Reportersbull Fishermen
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
Category 1 Hurricanes
bull Mobile homes could be damaged
bull Small trees could be blown over
Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
bull If it is a Category 2 hurricane you should leave and drive inland Flooding is associated with hurricanes and a Category 2 hurricane produces lots of water and damaging winds
(96-110 mph)
Category 2bull Windows and roofs will be damagedbull Some trees and street signs will be blown
downbull There will be a lot of damage to mobile
homes
Category 3 (177-209 kph)
bull A Category 3 hurricane is very dangerous
(111-130 mph)
Category 3
bull Roofs and porches will be damagedbull Some trees will be blown down
Category 4 (209-250 kph)
Category 4
bull In a Category 4 hurricane there will be major damage to roofs windows and street signs
bull Mobile homes will be destroyed
Category 5 (above 209 kph)Category 5 is the most destructive rating for a hurricaneCategory 5 storm surge could be well over 55 meters
George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
Earthquakes in the Southern US
Rock Slides
Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
Can any job relate to bull Meteorologistsbull Norwegian Meteorological
Institutebull Mathematicsbull County Governmentbull Directorate of Public Roadsbull Environmental Sciencebull Singersongwriters
natural disastersbull Water Resources and
Energy Directoratebull Engineeringbull Emergency Servicesbull Writersbull Artists Newscastersbull Reportersbull Fishermen
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
bull If it is a Category 2 hurricane you should leave and drive inland Flooding is associated with hurricanes and a Category 2 hurricane produces lots of water and damaging winds
(96-110 mph)
Category 2bull Windows and roofs will be damagedbull Some trees and street signs will be blown
downbull There will be a lot of damage to mobile
homes
Category 3 (177-209 kph)
bull A Category 3 hurricane is very dangerous
(111-130 mph)
Category 3
bull Roofs and porches will be damagedbull Some trees will be blown down
Category 4 (209-250 kph)
Category 4
bull In a Category 4 hurricane there will be major damage to roofs windows and street signs
bull Mobile homes will be destroyed
Category 5 (above 209 kph)Category 5 is the most destructive rating for a hurricaneCategory 5 storm surge could be well over 55 meters
George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
Earthquakes in the Southern US
Rock Slides
Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
Can any job relate to bull Meteorologistsbull Norwegian Meteorological
Institutebull Mathematicsbull County Governmentbull Directorate of Public Roadsbull Environmental Sciencebull Singersongwriters
natural disastersbull Water Resources and
Energy Directoratebull Engineeringbull Emergency Servicesbull Writersbull Artists Newscastersbull Reportersbull Fishermen
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
Category 2bull Windows and roofs will be damagedbull Some trees and street signs will be blown
downbull There will be a lot of damage to mobile
homes
Category 3 (177-209 kph)
bull A Category 3 hurricane is very dangerous
(111-130 mph)
Category 3
bull Roofs and porches will be damagedbull Some trees will be blown down
Category 4 (209-250 kph)
Category 4
bull In a Category 4 hurricane there will be major damage to roofs windows and street signs
bull Mobile homes will be destroyed
Category 5 (above 209 kph)Category 5 is the most destructive rating for a hurricaneCategory 5 storm surge could be well over 55 meters
George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
Earthquakes in the Southern US
Rock Slides
Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
Can any job relate to bull Meteorologistsbull Norwegian Meteorological
Institutebull Mathematicsbull County Governmentbull Directorate of Public Roadsbull Environmental Sciencebull Singersongwriters
natural disastersbull Water Resources and
Energy Directoratebull Engineeringbull Emergency Servicesbull Writersbull Artists Newscastersbull Reportersbull Fishermen
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
Category 3 (177-209 kph)
bull A Category 3 hurricane is very dangerous
(111-130 mph)
Category 3
bull Roofs and porches will be damagedbull Some trees will be blown down
Category 4 (209-250 kph)
Category 4
bull In a Category 4 hurricane there will be major damage to roofs windows and street signs
bull Mobile homes will be destroyed
Category 5 (above 209 kph)Category 5 is the most destructive rating for a hurricaneCategory 5 storm surge could be well over 55 meters
George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
Earthquakes in the Southern US
Rock Slides
Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
Can any job relate to bull Meteorologistsbull Norwegian Meteorological
Institutebull Mathematicsbull County Governmentbull Directorate of Public Roadsbull Environmental Sciencebull Singersongwriters
natural disastersbull Water Resources and
Energy Directoratebull Engineeringbull Emergency Servicesbull Writersbull Artists Newscastersbull Reportersbull Fishermen
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
Category 3
bull Roofs and porches will be damagedbull Some trees will be blown down
Category 4 (209-250 kph)
Category 4
bull In a Category 4 hurricane there will be major damage to roofs windows and street signs
bull Mobile homes will be destroyed
Category 5 (above 209 kph)Category 5 is the most destructive rating for a hurricaneCategory 5 storm surge could be well over 55 meters
George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
Earthquakes in the Southern US
Rock Slides
Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
Can any job relate to bull Meteorologistsbull Norwegian Meteorological
Institutebull Mathematicsbull County Governmentbull Directorate of Public Roadsbull Environmental Sciencebull Singersongwriters
natural disastersbull Water Resources and
Energy Directoratebull Engineeringbull Emergency Servicesbull Writersbull Artists Newscastersbull Reportersbull Fishermen
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
Category 4 (209-250 kph)
Category 4
bull In a Category 4 hurricane there will be major damage to roofs windows and street signs
bull Mobile homes will be destroyed
Category 5 (above 209 kph)Category 5 is the most destructive rating for a hurricaneCategory 5 storm surge could be well over 55 meters
George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
Earthquakes in the Southern US
Rock Slides
Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
Can any job relate to bull Meteorologistsbull Norwegian Meteorological
Institutebull Mathematicsbull County Governmentbull Directorate of Public Roadsbull Environmental Sciencebull Singersongwriters
natural disastersbull Water Resources and
Energy Directoratebull Engineeringbull Emergency Servicesbull Writersbull Artists Newscastersbull Reportersbull Fishermen
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
Category 4
bull In a Category 4 hurricane there will be major damage to roofs windows and street signs
bull Mobile homes will be destroyed
Category 5 (above 209 kph)Category 5 is the most destructive rating for a hurricaneCategory 5 storm surge could be well over 55 meters
George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
Earthquakes in the Southern US
Rock Slides
Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
Can any job relate to bull Meteorologistsbull Norwegian Meteorological
Institutebull Mathematicsbull County Governmentbull Directorate of Public Roadsbull Environmental Sciencebull Singersongwriters
natural disastersbull Water Resources and
Energy Directoratebull Engineeringbull Emergency Servicesbull Writersbull Artists Newscastersbull Reportersbull Fishermen
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
Category 5 (above 209 kph)Category 5 is the most destructive rating for a hurricaneCategory 5 storm surge could be well over 55 meters
George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
Earthquakes in the Southern US
Rock Slides
Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
Can any job relate to bull Meteorologistsbull Norwegian Meteorological
Institutebull Mathematicsbull County Governmentbull Directorate of Public Roadsbull Environmental Sciencebull Singersongwriters
natural disastersbull Water Resources and
Energy Directoratebull Engineeringbull Emergency Servicesbull Writersbull Artists Newscastersbull Reportersbull Fishermen
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
Earthquakes in the Southern US
Rock Slides
Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
Can any job relate to bull Meteorologistsbull Norwegian Meteorological
Institutebull Mathematicsbull County Governmentbull Directorate of Public Roadsbull Environmental Sciencebull Singersongwriters
natural disastersbull Water Resources and
Energy Directoratebull Engineeringbull Emergency Servicesbull Writersbull Artists Newscastersbull Reportersbull Fishermen
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
Earthquakes in the Southern US
Rock Slides
Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
Can any job relate to bull Meteorologistsbull Norwegian Meteorological
Institutebull Mathematicsbull County Governmentbull Directorate of Public Roadsbull Environmental Sciencebull Singersongwriters
natural disastersbull Water Resources and
Energy Directoratebull Engineeringbull Emergency Servicesbull Writersbull Artists Newscastersbull Reportersbull Fishermen
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
Rock Slides
Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
Can any job relate to bull Meteorologistsbull Norwegian Meteorological
Institutebull Mathematicsbull County Governmentbull Directorate of Public Roadsbull Environmental Sciencebull Singersongwriters
natural disastersbull Water Resources and
Energy Directoratebull Engineeringbull Emergency Servicesbull Writersbull Artists Newscastersbull Reportersbull Fishermen
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
Can any job relate to bull Meteorologistsbull Norwegian Meteorological
Institutebull Mathematicsbull County Governmentbull Directorate of Public Roadsbull Environmental Sciencebull Singersongwriters
natural disastersbull Water Resources and
Energy Directoratebull Engineeringbull Emergency Servicesbull Writersbull Artists Newscastersbull Reportersbull Fishermen
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
Words
bull Hurricanesbull Floodingbull Equatorbull Atmospherebull Tropospherebull Dangerous
bull Coriolis Effectbull Saffir-Simpson
Hurricane Scalebull Categories
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
Todayrsquos Objective
bull Where do hurricanes formbull What conditions do hurricanes need to formbull How are hurricanes classifiedbull What are the damages associated with each
category of hurricanesbull How does geography affect natural disasters
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
Your Task
bull Using the knowledge you have or the ideas this presentation has given youhellip
bull Choose a medium (art music drama poetry) to illustrate your understanding of how natural disasters are impacted by geography
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-
Referencesbull Foslashrland E (2006) Climate change and natural disasters in Norway ndash An assessment of
possible future changes Meteorologisk Institutt metno Retrieved from httpmetnoForskningPublikasjonerPublikasjoner_2007filestoreslf-keypointspdf
bull Flood forecasting system Retrieved from httpwwwnvenoenFloods-and-landslidesFlood-forecasting-system
bull NOAA (2011) Retrieved from
- Natural Disasters in the South Hurricanes and Flooding
- You and Hurricanes
- Words
- Todayrsquos Objective
- The Southern United States Population = 313232044 Square Mile
- Atlantic Beach Florida
- The Atlantic Ocean
- Precipitation
- Flooding
- Hurricanes
- Conditions to Form a Hurricane
- The Eye of a Hurricane
- Conditions for a Hurricane
- Troposphere
- httpwwwmiamisciorghurricanehowhurrworkhtml
- Coriolis Effect
- Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale
- Dr Simpson is on the left
- Category 1 (119-152 kph)
- Category 1 Hurricanes
- Category 2 (152 ndash 177 kph)
- Category 2 (2)
- Category 3 (177-209 kph)
- Category 3 (2)
- Category 4 (209-250 kph)
- Category 4 (2)
- Category 5 (above 209 kph)
- George Hilldegard portrays ldquohurricanerdquo
- Earthquakes in the Southern US
- Rock Slides
- Slide 39
- Jobs Associated with Natural Disasters
- Words (2)
- Todayrsquos Objective (2)
- Your Task
- References
-