EXTREME WEATHER

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Tags

CCSS.RI.4.7

CCSS.RI.5.7

CCSS.RL.3.7

CCSS.RL.4.7

CCSS.RL.5.7

What are ALTO CLOUDS?

• They are middle-altitude clouds. They are often form before rainstorms and snowstorms.

• They are puffy and gray. Light rain often falls from these clouds.

• They are white and puffy like cotton balls. They develop during the day.

What are CUMULUS CLOUDS?

• They are puffy and gray. Light rain often falls from these clouds.

• They are storm clouds and they can be very tall. They produce heavy rain, snow, hail, or lightning.

• They are white and puffy like cotton balls. They develop during the day.

What are CUMULONIMBUS CLOUDS?

• They are puffy and gray. Light rain often falls from these clouds.

• They are storm clouds and they can be very tall. They produce heavy rain, snow, hail, or lightning.

• They are thin and wispy. These clouds are high in the sky.

What are CIRRUS CLOUDS?

• They are puffy and gray. Light rain often falls from these clouds.

• They are storm clouds and they can be very tall. They produce heavy rain, snow, hail, or lightning.

• They are thin and wispy. These clouds are high in the sky. They look like sheets that cover the sky.

WHAT IS THIS?

• EARTHQUAKE

• DROUGHT

• TORNADO

• LANDSLIDE

WHAT IS THIS?

• THUNDERSTORM

• FLOOD

• TORNADO

• LANDSLIDE

WHAT IS THIS?

• THUNDERSTORM

• FLOOD

• TORNADO

• HURRICANE

WHAT IS THIS?

• FLOOD

• BLIZZARD

• WILDFIRE

• HURRICANE

WHAT IS THIS?

• FLOOD

• VOLCANO

• WILDFIRE

• HURRICANE