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natural disasters
Paul He, Han Jung Choi, Ryan Chen,Samuel Bradford
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sandstorm
Duststorms and sandstorms are strong winds blowing through the desert.
Duststorms and sandstorms are caused by winds that carry sand and dust.
In a sandstorm, you cannot see anything.
The strong winds start when currents are created by heating of the ground
Swirling sand makes clouds 20 meters above the ground.
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Tsunamis
A tsunami is a series of waves that generate in an ocean
Caused by earthquakes, landslides, or volcanic eruptions under water.
Earthquakes- when tectonic plates move under water. Causes water to move up
and down. This creates a tsunami wave.
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tj.blackwell
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hurricanes
Hurricanes occur in the warm ocean with a temperature of 29 degrees
or warmer.
Warm ocean water gives a hurricane energy and causes evaporation
making humid air rise, which create clouds of the storm.
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Hurricane continued
Then light winds outside the hurricane help it to grow.
A hurricane can have strong winds that go as fast as 200 mph.
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Floods
Floods are the results of heavy rain.
Melting snow can also cause a flood.
This causes rivers to rise causing floods.
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TORNADOES
A tornado is caused by a thunderstorm.
Hot air and cold air create instability.
When the wind changes direction and speed, it causes
a rotating effect in the lower atmosphere.
Rising air makes this effect vertical creating a tornado.
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minnepixel
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tornado
For a tornado to occur:
The air pressure has to be falling
The wind has to be variable which is unsteady
One air mass has to be cold and dry
The other air mass has to be warm and moist
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davedehetre
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EARTHQUAKE
Earthquakes are formed when tectonic plates
shift and rub against each other. This causes the ground to move.
When they move, they put force on each other which breaks the earths crust.
When the break happens,stress is released as energy which moves
through the earth as waves. We feel this and call it an earthquake.
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Volcanos
When the tectonic plates under the ground move,
stones and lava will shoot up and make a volcanic eruption.
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