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Severe Weather

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
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1.

Which of the following must be observed to call a storm severe?

a)

Hail one inch or greater

b)

Winds 50 knots or higher

c)

A tornado

d)

At least one, if not all of the above

2.

What are the atmospheric components needed to create severe storms?

a)

Moisture, Lift, Heat, and Clouds

b)

Lift, Instability, Clouds, and Shear

c)

Moisture, Lift, Instability, and Shear

d)

Moisture, Vorticity, Lift, and Heat

3.

What levels does the Enhanced Fujita Scale contain

a)

EF 1 to EF 4

b)

EF 0 to EF 4

c)

EF 1 to EF 6

d)

EF 0 to EF 5

4.

Of the following choices, which seasons do most severe storms occur?

a)

Spring, and Summer

b)

Winter, Spring, and Summer

c)

Spring, Fall, and Winter

d)

Fall and Winter

5.

When is hurricane season?

a)

June 14 to October 31

b)

May 15 to December 15

c)

June 1 to November 30

d)

July 4 to Jan 1

6.

What causes the most damage, destruction, and deaths in a hurricane?

a)

Wind

b)

Projectiles

c)

Lightning

d)

Flooding

e)

Hail

7.

What does CAPE stand for?

a)

Convective Available Potential Energy

b)

Circulation Atmospheric Potential Energy

c)

Convective Available Physical Electricity

d)

Circulation Available Physical Energy

8.

What types of shear do we commonly assess for severe storms?

a)

Distance and Directional

b)

Speed and Distance

c)

Speed and Strength

d)

Height and Directional

e)

Speed and Directional

9.

What are some types of severe weather in the U.S.?

a)

Floods

b)

Hurricanes

c)

Tornadoes

d)

Hail

e)

All of the Above

10.

True or False: When we see Lightning, we are seeing a return stroke.

a)

True

b)

False