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    Tornados and hurricanes are different and alike they can be big and they can be small they can form on land or they can form on water. Hurricanes can be big or small and can range from different sizes of destruction and can be very deadly, You can’t see hurricanes because they are not visible and there is an eye of a hurricane and they are so peaceful inside the eye the hurricane is very destructive. hurricanes can form on water and they can move onto land and become weaker when they…

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    land. Another key part to form a tornado is cool dry air and warm moist air. One will need to be protected from this beast. One can stay safe in a tornado by having a disaster kit and communication plan. In the article, it states that before bad weather strikes one should prepare by have a disaster kit and communication plan. Reasons why one should have a disaster kit and communication plan is because if one is hurt and one doesn’t have disaster kit or communication plan one may not survive.…

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    How Tornadoes Are Formed

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    How Tornadoes are formed BY:Austin Anthony Tornadoes are very destructive and have killed many people. They are formed by these things called supercells, these are moving thunderstorms moving in a circular motion and this is called a cyclone. Tornadoes are big monsters formed by warm moist gulf air combining with cold canadian air. “A violently rotating column of air, pendant from cumuliform cloud or underneath a cumuliform cloud, and often (but not always) visible as a funnel cloud.…

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    The second type of water spout formed over water and is called a Fair Weather Water Spout. It it formed because of the warmer temperatures in the lower atmosphere and an increase in humidity. Tornadoes are highly destructive forms of Mother Nature. The number one cause of destruction from a tornado are the wind speeds it…

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    Outline On Tornadoes

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    Matthew sands Mrs. Seipker Eng 7F 7 February 2018 Twin tornadoes Did you know tornadoes are most likely to occur in the spring and summer time? Some tornadoes are more powerful than others. Tornadoes are formed in a very unusual way, and they can be very dangerous; however, the right precautions make it easy to survive. II. Body (Transition Sentence) a. In addition, they can be called twisters and cyclones. b. They can be really dangerous and some can be weaker…

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    Fire Tornado Lab

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    Introduction A flam e tornado is pretty self-explanatory, it is just a flame being spun in circles{explain how fire tornados are created and what they are, maybe talk about them in the real world}The fire tornado works by “the rotating screen [giving] the air molecules an initial spin (called angular momentum or rotational momentum). The rotating air molecules collide with the hot air rising from the fire and the flame twists into the shape of a tornado” (“Steve”). Fire tornados actually happen…

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    Hurricane Matthew has been a very severe weather event. Hurricane Matthew started on September 28th, 2016 through October 10th, 2016. Lasting a total of thirteen days. The reason that Hurricane Matthew became such a major event is because it traveled a really long path, and how many people lost their lives because of this hurricane. There were a total of 1,384 deaths caused by Hurricane Matthew. This hurricane occurred from the Caribbean to Cape Hatteras. It went through many places. Such as,…

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    Severe Climate Change

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    Abstract: Severe weather events have increased and intensified as climate change has gotten worse. Studies and research shows how negatively the mental health of survivors can be impacted as a result of the trauma they have experienced. Whether they develop depression, anxiety, economic troubles, personality disorders, grief as a result of death/loss, and/or a host of other mental health troubles, it is important that communities and policy making bodies have preventative measures in place.…

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    knowledge as an employee of University Hospital, for over six years, as well as my familiarity with the region to determine the most severe hazards. After examining the results of the HVA the most probable and severe threats were identified. The top hazards that should be addressed by University Hospital’s emergency management team included; civil disturbance, severe winter weather, and…

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    droughts in Africa killed more than 100,000 people.” Who knew a lack of water could be so deadly? My nonfiction book, The Deadliest Weather on Earth by Connie Colwell Miller, is all about the dangers of weather. It goes over everything from snowstorms to draughts, and even deadly floods. As previously stated, my book is all about weather. It covers every type of weather, from common to extremely dangerous. One of the deadliest is tornadoes. “Tornadoes spin as fast as 300 miles per hour. Strong…

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