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FLOODS

• Is an flow of water that submerges land which is usually dry.
• Floods mostly come from dams.
• Floods water overtops of breaks levels
• Floods cause animals to lose their habitats

WILD FORES FIRES

• The abiotic effects of fire include its role in changing air quality,water quality,soil properties and nutrient cyclling
• It sort of destroy habitats
• It can also cause other trees to burn because it catches on fire🔥
• Wildfires can be caused by an accumulation of dead matter (leaves, twigs, and trees)

TORNADOES

• An area rotating 2~6 miles wide.
• Tornadoes are the most violent type of storm on earth
• The most powerful Tornadoes occur in the United States
• Another word for tornadoes is twisters
• It can also destroy homes and animals

VOLCANOES

• Volcanoes creat new islands
• they erupt when heat builds up
• The first is how the weather near an erupting volcano is being affected
• The second is how large eruptions will affect the weather/climate around the world
• houses, buildings, roads, and fields can get filed with lava

HURRICANES

• It forms and intensifies over tropical oceanic regions
• Hurricanes are generally smaller than storms in mid latitude
• they form in warm ocean waters
• They always have an eye, they rotate counter-clockwise and have winds and rain surrounding them
• Hurricanes flood the coast of whatever region they enter

Earthquakes

• they are caused by seismic waves
• The largest recorded earthquake in the United States was a magnitude 9.2
• Earthquakes are tremors or vibrations in the Earth's crust
• They are caused by the build up or accumulation of pressure
• They mostly destroy anything thats on their path( houses,stores,people,animals

DROUGHT

• Drought affects all parts of our environment and our communities
• The many effects of drought can be listed as economic, environmental, or social
• livestock and wildlife death rates; and damage to wildlife and fish habitat
• A drought is when an area doesn't get enough rain for a pro longed amount of time

TSUNAMIS

• The word. tsunami. is a Japanese word, translated as "harbour wave"
• Tsunamis are usually caused by underwater earthquakes
• Where the ocean is deep, tsunamis can travel unnoticed at speeds up to 500 mph
• They can hit anywhere along the U.S. coastline
• They can kill people and they can flood houses

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