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    Ice Storm Vs Snow

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    There are several factors that go into making an ice storm and a sleet or snow storm. Temperature has a lot to do with this if not everything to do with what happens if we are to get precipitation. When the meteorologist calls for an ice storm there is a lot that goes into knowing how and why it will be ice instead of snow. First and for most the earth’s surface temperature has to reach the freezing point of 32 F. This lets us know that anything type of precipitation will freeze once it hits the…

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    Hurricane Katrina Summary

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    “The Storm,” demonstrates how the local, state, and federal government responded to a natural disaster that occurred in New Orleans. The report shows how the government successfully failed to protect Americans from a tragedy, and how the response system is shattered. The political actors who were in charge of the disaster from Hurricane Katrina include, President Bush, FEMA, the Department of Homeland Security, Governor Kathleen Blanco, New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin, Louisiana’s National Guard,…

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    Cross). Another way that organizations help is going to the destination and helping and recovering people from their homes that had stayed during the storm. One of the biggest ways that they…

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    by her talent. I get inspired by Kate Chopin literary work named ‘The Storm’. Also all her novel is very authentic and inspirable.…

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    Texas Hurricane Galveston

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    land, that two miles off the coast of Texas. On September 8, 1900 a category 4 hurricane struck Galveston, Texas, devastating a lot of home, and business (History). The hurricane was first thought to be a tropical storm in the Atlantic Ocean, because it had statues of a tropical storm for five days. Galveston was the most populated city in Texas before the hurricane hit it (Hurricanescience). Some prevention that the people of Galveston took where giving people alerts, evacuating people out of…

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    Maryland” (Hennessee and Halka). This irregular erosion was defined as being, “… (1) Erosion was uneven in occurrence and amount, (2) the storm surge afforded two opportunities for erosion, once as water inundated low-lying coast lands and again as floodwaters ebbed, (3) erosion control structures commonly remained intact, but failed to prevent bank erosion, (4) the storm disrupted near shore sedimentary structures, and (5) not all changes were erosional” (Hennessee and Halka).…

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    “The Storm” is a fiction novel based on an affair between two past lovers who were brought together by faith and awful weather. The storm approaching in the beginning is a metaphor, representing the desire and powerful attraction between the two main characters. The feeling Calixta and Alcée had for each other was mutual, almost too natural like the nature. During the sexual act, the storm was insignificant to them even though the elements roared and thunder crashed. The passing of the storm and…

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    Mitch Vs. Hurricane Mitch

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    Both of these natural disasters were big problems and caused a lot of damage in a day. However one of these storms caused more damage for a longer period of time. That storm was Hurricane Mitch because it took people 20 years to fix all the roads, houses and other building with their furniture. However the big flood did soak every building and furniture it could be dried from heat or put it in the sun. The people who suffered from the flood could keep their furniture and get it dried however the…

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    The Unabated Storm Bedridden during a recent hospital stay, Gale Monaghan was as tenacious as ever ordering the staff around and flirting with one of her young male nurses. “I’m having a hard time remembering what brought me here. Trisha tells me I fell unconscious, but I don 't think that’s true.” For the better part of the last five years, Gale has been in and out of hospitals. Coming as no surprise to her family, doctors have diagnosed Monaghan with Alzheimer 's. Forgetting when her…

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    To prepare for a category 5 storm you need to collected to most water nevertheless food you can buy before the storm food like( according to hurricane supply shopping) “canned milk , boxes of shelf stable milk, granola bars or compressed bars, crackers , packs snack cracker packs , dry ready to eat cereal , instant oatmeal , dried fruits , canned fruits , trail mix , canned juices , packs of juices boxes , packs of water around 10 pack of 24 for a family of four for a week , dry food”(…

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