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SEVERE WEATHER !

SEVERE WEATHER !. M. Manzo. THUNDERSTORMS. each day, 44,000 thunderstorms occur! Common in cold fronts where dramatic uplifting of air creates cumulonimbus clouds

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North Dakota Report

North Dakota Report. AASC 2012 July 9-12 Destin, FL. Since Last Time. 9/11/2011. CLIMBIT. Since Last Time. NDSU Wins FCS N ational Championship. NDSU-Sam Houston State FCS Championship. Jan . 7, 2012, Frisco , TX. Since Last Time. ND Wins the CoCoRaHS Cup. A gain.

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KANSAS

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STORM SAFETY

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Severe Weather Notes

Severe Weather Notes. Bell work. Write a one-paragraph description of a thunderstorm. Describe the weather conditions immediately before, during, and after the storm. How does the storm affect each of your senses?. Objectives. Describe how lightning forms.

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Bowling Green State University Environmental Health & Safety

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Tornado Safety For Kids

Tornado Safety For Kids. By: Kendle Young Framework ESS.8.1.5. Watch A watch tells us that the weather is getting wild! In a Tornado Watch this tells us that I tornado could happen, but nobody has seen one yet. Warning

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TORNADO

TORNADO. Tornadoes. Defined as a violently rotating column of air extending from a thunderstorm to the ground. Occur in many parts of the world Found most frequently in the United States east of the Rocky Mountains Most frequent during the spring and summer months.

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Tornado Safety

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Severe Weather Project

Pages 496-502 in your textbook Due by Friday, March 19 Standards: - Relate unequal heating to tornadoes and thunderstorms. - Relate how moisture evaporating from oceans creates hurricanes. Severe Weather Project. Come up with a catchy title for severe weather. Created by: .

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Spring Severe Weather Awareness

Spring Severe Weather Awareness. Severe Weather Awareness. A NOAA All Hazards Warning Radio with SAME programming is an effective tool for getting current weather information Specific Area Messaging Codes Taylor County: 048441 Jones County: 048253

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Tornado Safety

Tornado Safety. By Thomas. Where should you go?. Go to a place that has no windows. Go to a place that is underground. Go to a safe shelter. Where not to go. Do not go outside. Do not go in your car. Do no go in a mobile home. Be ready.

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Tornados

Tornados. By Vanessa wells. What are tornados. Tornados are a really big funnel and when that big funnel hits the ground it becomes a Tornado. How do Tornados happen .

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T ornado

T ornado. By Mackenzie. Content. What is a tornado How do tornadoes form When do tornadoes occur Tornado safety tips. What is a torna ` what is a tornado .

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Tornados

Tornados. By Kessler. What Are They. Tornados are a swirling funnel. When warm and cold weather meet a tornado is formed. When tornados touch the ground it is officially a tornado. How Do They Happen?. In Spring or Summer Tornados happen When warm and cold weather meet tornados are formed.

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Tornados

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TORNADO SAFETY

TORNADO SAFETY. Would you be safe if a tornado were coming? Here are some of the things that people say, when they tell about an experience with a tornado. Some people say the sky turns a sickly greenish or greenish black color . When there is a tornado watch or warning

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Tornado Safety

Tornado Safety. Pick a home tornado plan. Pick a spot where family members can gather if a tornado is headed your way. Pick a safe and uncluttered spot on low ground. If you are in a high rise apartment building plan to meet in a hallway. Have a disaster kit prepared. Have a first aid kit

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Tornadoes by: Mrs. Hudson November 2008

Tornadoes by: Mrs. Hudson November 2008. What is a tornado?. A tornado is a spinning, funnel shaped, column of air that touches the ground. Tornadoes are smaller, but much stronger, than hurricanes. How do tornadoes form?. Tornadoes form beneath thunderstorm clouds.

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