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    natural disasters. These hazards can include a tsunami‚ tornadoes‚ earthquakes‚ and tropical storms which can turn into hurricanes. All of these hazards are formed simply by Mother Nature and can’t be prevented. Tornadoes are stemmed from strong thunderstorms and can produce large hail and high winds. I’ve learned that it’s when hot

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    Why Tornadoes Are Bad

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    can really do? Tornadoes are one of the most deadly types of weather known to man. Tornadoes are very destructive things that can do a lot of damage in a short period of time. These things all start with a super cellular storm. A super cell is a thunderstorm

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    stormy atmospheric systems that can cause great destruction‚ but they differ in length‚ speed and intensity‚ and climatic influences. Tornadoes have diameters on the scale of the 100’s of meters and are produced by a single storm‚ such as a thunderstorm or a cumulonimbus. The diameter of a tornado’s eye is only a few feet in diameter‚ while the diameter of a hurricane’s eye is 10-20 miles. Because tornadoes move rapidly‚ they could cause more damage than their size might suggest. A hurricane‚

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    Hurricanes and Tornadoes are two of the most violent natural disasters known to mankind. There are many similarities and differences between these two disasters. While there are many differences between the two‚ The severe similarities are as dramatic. Although the bear some minor differences‚ The similarities between hurricanes and tornadoes are clear because they both have early warning systems‚ create massive destruction‚ and involves heavy wind speeds that can end up deadly. Both hurricanes

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    move upward. This causes it to rotate‚ creating a tornado. As the tornado is twisting it builds up more velocity and power damaging anything in its path. “The overwhelming majority of damaging tornadoes are spawned by what are known as supercell thunderstorms” (Markowski and Yvette 27). Supercell tornados are the most violent form of tornado‚ and cause the most damage due to the strong winds these tornadoes create. Supercells are defined by the persistent rotating updraft. The scale of the updraft is

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    Measurements Of Tornadoes

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    When a tornado forms or passes over a water surface‚ it is called a waterspout. Like tornadoes‚ they form in many shapes and often occur in series or families. Measurements of tornadoes can be a few kilometers an hour to as high as 64 to 80 kilometers per hour. We should know what to do before‚ during‚ and after a tornado has hit our town. Tornados cause much damage and we people should be prepared before a tornado‚ during a tornado and what to do after a tornado. Before a tornado‚ we should listen

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    to your town. For example‚ New York didn’t know they were going to have an earthquake‚ which happened during the summer. That shows that any storm can happen anywhere‚ so always be prepared. Different things like snow‚ ice‚ high winds‚ severe thunderstorms‚ tornados‚ and hurricanes can cause power outages. Depending on the destruction‚ it takes time to het power back on‚ clear away debris‚ deliver new poles‚ wire‚ transformers‚ and other equipment‚ and to do the actual rebuilding. There are many

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    Storm in the Black forest is written by D.H Lawrence during the 1800’s.Lawrence is describing a storm in the Black Forest (a huge forest in southern Germany)‚ which he has seen when visiting there in July 1929. Lawrence describes the storm in powerful words and creates the point that humanity has not and probably cannot master the power of nature. . Lawrence has written the poem in free verse‚ there is an irregular pattern and no rhyming scheme which achieves a chaotic fell just like a storm.

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    What’s a tornado you might ask? Well sit back and let me lay it down… A tornado is violently spinning air in rotation that extends at the base of a thunderstorm. Its narrow at the ground bottom and it gets thicker at the top. Wind current is invisible so you can imagine it would be kind of hard to see a tornado unless‚ this tornado forms condensation funnels made up of water droplets or dust or debris. The tornado is the most violent of all atmospheric storms. Tornados are capable of tremendous

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    many people. First‚ hurricanes form in warm air‚ and low air pressure. Usually it is storming and or also raining. The warm ocean water heats the cooler surface low pressure air above the ocean. The Hot air rises till it cools down‚ after that thunderstorm clouds develop. Next clouds form and the warm air flows upward. When hurricanes land they land with tremendous force and bring big waves and many rainstorms‚ but after they hit land then grow weak really fast. They then join together

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