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    Hurricanes Hurricanes are monstrous, large, swirling storms, with huge and strong winds. They are one of nature’s most deadly beauties, which that can blow up to 252 km pr hour(157 mph or more) which is similar to the speed of some high-speed trains. The storms form over warm ocean waters while also able to strike land. When the hurricane reaches land, it will push a wall of water ashore. That water is called a storm surge, and along with the rain, the hurricane can also cause some deadly…

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    I. Summary This paper aims to address the topic of beach erosion. I will start with some background on the topic about what beach erosion is, why it is a potential hazard, and where its effects are being seen today. I will then get into how erosion specifically effects beaches, and delve into the various causes of beach erosion such as rising sea levels, tidal patterns, and human development. After that I am going to discuss how erosion effects the land. More specifically on how it effects the…

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    crew started to evacuate Mars, a huge storm was beginning to occur. This storm had extreme wind…

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    Tornado Research Paper

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    Tornadoes are rated on their destruction and the wind speeds. Second, the major destruction that tornadoes cause can be very deadly. The major destruction that tornadoes cause effects people’s lives, animals, and their habitat. Tornadoes also effect the environment by harming “the food chain…

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    Introduction For my self guided field trip i originally chose Belmar beach in New Jersey, but with my chaotic school schedule and work schedule i had to travel locally. Instead I chose to take a day trip to Ocean City, Maryland. I lived in Ocean City, Maryland the summer prior so I had knowledge of the fun little beach town. (www.oceancity.com) My schedule consists of academic work Sunday through Thursday and working Thursday night through Saturday. Usually i work Saturdays but out of luck i…

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    three hurricane is when these storms begin to be life threatening and can cause many people to lose their homes. These 110-130 miles per hour winds can cause extensive damage to coast lines. A category 4 hurricane reaches wind speeds from 131 to 155 miles per hour and cause extreme damage. Hurricanes become catastrophic at a category five storm when they reach wind speeds from 155 miles per hour and higher (Erickson). Some storms will be more ferocious than others depending on the route of the…

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    the chief that Santiago can transform himself into the wind when they are catched by the military troop. The chief allows Santiago to practice for three days, or he will die. Santiago feels upset and fear because he does not know how to transform himself into the wind, but he never gives up. He keeps observing the desert, and finally, he finds out that he speaks the same language with the desert. The desert lends its sand to Santiago. The wind feels thoughtful, and it agrees to carry Santiago to…

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    The wind had died down and their spirits were renewed. Even three hours away, the mountain range was still astonishing. It was if the mountains had a mystery, just waiting to be discovered. As the miles counted down, they found themselves deeper and deeper…

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    myself after each stride. I was a afraid of the sun; afraid of the wind; afraid I would not see the end of the desert; and mostly afraid of dying alone. The perspiration of fear formed and quickly dried on my forehead. I could almost feel adrenaline through my veins. The ground is all I saw. I looked up for a hopeful sign. My first mistake. My eyes met the horizon and an insidious gust of wind. The sun, sands, and chaffing winds blasted me back into the Afghanistan…

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    The first stage is the wind shear and the wind changes direction over a given a distance. For the tornado to develop, the wind shear has to reach a height, speed, and wind. Next is the updraft stage, it lifts when fronts and low pressure troughs. Then the storm stage and it is a large disturbance to the earth, which usually comes with rain, hail…

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