Storm Chasers
Published on Dec 03, 2015
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What do Storm Chasers do?
- They use a plane up to a Hurricane.
- People in the plane record data on the hurricane.
- Authorities need to know when not to evacuate the citzens.
Photo by Jon Winters
Damage
Mostly hurricanes make damage to plants, crops (if growing there), trees, cars, boats, and other objects we use everyday. On each hurricane during the hurricane season almost 18% of the state or place has that percentage of humans that died on the hurricanes.
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Damage of Hurricane?
Mostly Damages Buildings but people are less cause they stay safe....
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The NOAA Corps
There are 320 Members in the NOAA Corps.
Mostly the NOAA Corps members get ready for the flight up the hurricane and people stay on the Earth to check the data on what the person is giving and the people tell the data on the Radio or on TV.
Photo by NOAA's National Ocean Service
What does NOAA stand for?
NOAA stands for National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Photo by Lee Cannon
How to join in the NOAA Corps?
It is hard to join in the NOAA Corps you have to...
Photo by NOAA's National Ocean Service
How to Join NOAA Corps? Continued
- Know to fly a plane (If you want to be Pilot).
- And studied on Calculus and Physics in Collage.
Photo by NOAA's National Ocean Service
How to stay safe in a Hurricane?
- Turn on the radio or TV to hear what to do in a Hurricane.
- Do what you always do in a Hurricane.
- Listen in the news in the TV, Phone, or any electronic to see what is.....
- going to happen in your state area.
Photo by NOAA's National Ocean Service
Resource
- Book: Storm Chaser: Into the eye of a Hurricane
- By: Keith Elliot Greenberg
- Published by: Blackbirch Press, Inc.
- Date: 1998
