Hurricanes, Thunderstorms, and Tornadoes

Hurricanes, Thunderstorms, and Tornadoes

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Where do hurricanes form?

• in tornadoes

• on dry land

• in the ocean

• in thunderstorms

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Thunderstorms form from

• cold air

• warm and cold air mixing

• warm air moving

• rain

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Tornadoes form

• only in thunderstorms

• only in warm weather

• out of hurricanes and thunderstorms

• in cold climates

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Why do you have longer to prepare for a hurricane than a tornado?

• Tornadoes are larger than hurricanes and form out in the oceans

• Hurricanes are larger than tornadoes and form out in the ocean away from land

• Tornadoes only stay out in the ocean

• Hurricanes only destroy things out in the ocean

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What has to happen in order for there to be thunder?

• clouds crash together

• lightning

• strong wind and rain

• clouds crash with rain

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When a tornado hits you should

• go outside and get in your car

• get in a safe place in your house away from windows

• run to your neighbor brick house to stay safe

• lie in a ditch with no water or low place in you are outside

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The safest place to to be when it is lightning in

• in the house or a building

• in a body of water

• under a tree

• in an open space outside

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What states are affected the most by hurricanes?

• states far from water

• really cold states

• States near warm oceans

• States with a lot of snow

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Tornadoes usually only impact (cause damage) to

• Really large areas

• a whole state

• small areas such as neighborhoods

• a whole country