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Rayna & Izzy

Published on Nov 19, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

DISASTEROLOGISTS

NEWS REPORT BY RAYNA COLLINS & IZZY BEDDINGFIELD
Photo by mattjiggins

Tornados
-A tornado is a violently rotating column of combined cold and hot air that batters objects around in the space around it

Photo by markkilner

Wichita, Kansas - 1991, F5, 225 injured and 17 dead
Bastrop, Texas - 1980, F3,
5 injured and 1 dead
Bismarck, North Dakota - 1953, F5, 20 injured and 2 dead

Photo by davedehetre

TORNADO PREPARATION

  • Listen to your local news for updates
  • Go to a safe location in the vacinity
  • Practice tornado drills in your household
  • Move loose tree limbs
  • Secure any lawn furniture
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DURING TORNADOS

  • Remain in your safe zone
  • Listen to radio reports
  • Gather needed materials (medical)

AFTER TORNADOS

  • Continue listening to local news
  • Review damaged parts of your house
  • Help any injured persons
  • Call 911 for serious emergencies
  • Stay away from disaster areas
Photo by Vvillamon

TORNADO EFFECTS

  • Damage to trees
  • Damage to buildings
  • Destroys farms
  • Kills animal/people
Photo by davedehetre

Snowstorms-
An event in which the varieties of precipitation are formed that only occur at low temperatures such as snow and sleet, or a rainstorm where ground temperatures are low enough to allow ice and sleet to form and come down

Alaska-
Largest storm recorded was on January 10th, 2012
The "Snow Cane"

SNOWSTORM PREPARATION

  • Gather basic survival hems
  • Wintersize your home
  • Stay inside
  • Use resources wisely
Photo by xddorox

During -
Stay inside and warm
Listen to news updates
After-
Get rid of as much snow as possible, get to necessary resources

EFFECTS

  • Buries animal habitats
  • Can destroy tress
  • Powerlines can be damaged
  • Causes car/bus crashes

Earthquakes -
The result of a sudden shift of tectonic plates in earths crust that creates seismic waves

Ventura, California -
July 21, 1952, M7.7
No deaths

Photo by ...-Wink-...

Earthquake Preparation -
Since earthquakes cannot be predicted, there can be no serious preparations.
But family's cam practice safety drills

Photo by aenimation

DURING EARTHQUAKES

  • Find shelter underneath sturdy furniture
  • Do not go outside
  • Stay away from loose furniture
  • Do not leave safe location until safe
  • Cover your head and neck
Photo by martinluff

AFTER EARTHQUAKES

  • Be careful of aftershocks
  • Listen to the news for any updates
  • Find stable ground
  • Help any injured peoples
Photo by Great Beyond

EFFECTS

  • Can destroy natural habitats
  • Can causes animal deaths
  • Destroys buildings