1 of 4

Slide Notes

In the eye of a hurricane there is no wind blowing. Tornado season is from April to mid June. Lightning bolts mostly hit a metal object.
DownloadGo Live

Eye of the Storm by Sophia Llano

Published on Nov 22, 2015

I the eye of a hurricane is the only place there is no wind blowing. Tornado season is from April to mid June. Storms don't always have thunder and lightning.

View Outline

MORE DECKS TO EXPLORE

PRESENTATION OUTLINE

1.

EYE OF THE STROM BY SOPHIA LLANO

  • The picture below is a real hurricane.
  • Winds of a hurricane can blow up to 150 miles in hour!
  • In the eye of a hurricane inside of it there is no wind blowing at all!
In the eye of a hurricane there is no wind blowing. Tornado season is from April to mid June. Lightning bolts mostly hit a metal object.
Photo by Gray Lensman QX!
2.

EYE OF THE STROM PAGE 2 BY SOPHIA LLANO

  • Warren Faidley chases storms,tornadoes and hurricanes.
  • Warren Faidley works hard on getting good pictures of what he trying to take.
Photo by minds-eye
3.

EYE OF THE STORM PAGE 3 BY SOPHIA LLANO

  • A tornado is going to form soon on the picture be low.
  • Tornado season is from April to mid June.
  • Tornados can pick up almost every thing!
Photo by Stuck in Customs
4.

EYE OF THE STORM PAGE 4 BY SOPHIA LLANO

  • After tsunamis thing like that can happen!
Photo by CECAR - Climate and Ecosystems Change Adaptation R

Cortny Kutzke