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When was the Galveston hurricane ?

1900

How fast where the winds ?

130 MPH

How high where the waves ?

15 feet

How many deaths

8,000

Hurricanes occur mostly in the southern and eastern United States during what seasons ?

Summer and Fall

During this season's storm system with strong winds firm over what kind of ocean ?

Warm

Seasons have enormous impact on us,affecting the conditions on the environment on the ______ and on the _____ that create our _____.

Atmosphere.


Earth.


Weather.

The earth revolves around the sun at _____% tilt

23.5

Because of the Earth's __________ different parts on the earth receive the direct rays of Sun

Revolution and tilt

The northern half of the earth's tilt toward the sun is in the _____

Summer

The northern half of the earth's tilt away from the Sun in the_____

Winter

_______ is the furthest North that the Sun Shine directly overhead at nude

Tropic of Cancer

_____ marks the furthest south of the sun's rays sign directly overhead at noon

Tropic of Capricorn

________ either of the two times of year when the sun's rays Sun directly overhead at noon at the furthest points north or south and that marks the beginning of summer and winter

Solstice

Northern Hemisphere -summer solstice

Beginning of Summer


Longest Day


June 21-22


Northern Hemisphere- winter solstice

• Beginning of Winter


• Shortest Day


• December 22-23

The days and night all over the world are equal

Equinox


• marks the beginning of spring and


• March 21st


• September 23rd

Energy from the Sun

solar energy

Determines whether there will be precipitation

Water vapor

Clouds may carry water vapor

Cloud cover

Water losses heat slowly and land this is he quickly

Landforms and bodies of water

Above sea level increases the air becomes thin and loses moisture

Elevation

Water move the air and solar energy and hold it

Air movement

Move across the surface the current weather

Air masses

Air flowing over warm tropical ocean

Hurricane


• 80% or higher


• tightness up to firm an eye


Eye

Is about 10 to 20 miles across and has come clear skies

How strong is the eye

200 MPH

How wide are the clouds

500 miles wide

A powerful funnel-shaped column of air

Tornado or twister

Depends on the amount of ______ in the air in the movement in the air

precipitation. Water vapor

Hurricanes are also known

typhoons