
Severe Weather- Hurricanes and Blizzards
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Sieiara Courmon
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5 Slides • 16 Questions
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Multiple Choice
A _____________ is a large, rotating low-pressure system that forms over the warm waters of oceans near the equator.
tornado
hurricane
thunderstorm
flooding
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Multiple Choice
Most hurricanes
cannot be seen from space
cross exposed land
become dangerous category 5 storms
lose their power when they move into cooler waters or moves over land
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Multiple Choice
The calm area in the center of a hurricane is called the _____.
draft
funnel
eye
squall
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Multiple Choice
The most dangerous aspect of a hurricane that comes ashore is the ________.
storm surge
eye wall
wind speed
rainfall
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Multiple Choice
Hurricanes can produce tornadoes
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Many people think that the winds are the most damaging part of a hurricane-most of the damage from hurricanes is actually caused by flooding from heavy rains and _________ _________, which is the rise in sea level that happens during a storm.
water evaporating
storm surge
wind speed
strong winds
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Multiple Choice
Thunderstorms, hurricanes, and tornadoes form at __________ pressure systems, where you have warm (typically moist/humid) air quickly rising.
low
high
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Multiple Choice
Theses storms are the largest and most powerful storms on the planet.
Thunderstorms
Hurricanes
Tornadoes
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Multiple Choice
When wind is biting it is ___________.
strong enough to blow you over
painfully cold
swirling snow in the air
settling down before the storm comes
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Multiple Choice
Which one of these things is part of a blizzard?
strong winds
rain
thunder
warm air
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Multiple Choice
Which one of these things is part of a blizzard?
blinding snow
rainfall
lightning
dry air
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Multiple Choice
What does "blinding snow" mean?
There is so much snow you cannot see very far
The snow hurts your eyes and ears
You cannot see the snow because it is almost invisible
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Multiple Choice
If you know a blizzard is coming, you should buy a lot of...
food and water
movies and DVDs
chocolate and Skittles
sand and rocks
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Multiple Choice
The best place to be in a blizzard is...
inside your house
under a bridge
at school
in a car
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
Which of these best describes a blizzard?
a severe snowstorm
large amount of blowing or falling snow
very cold temperatures and windchill
all of the above
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