WorksheetsWeather Related Natural Hazards
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 21mins
What do huricanes often bring?
snow, cold temperatures
flooding, high winds
an eye
southern moving wind
This happens during heavy rains when rivers overflow, ocean wave come on shore, snow melts too fast, or levees break.
Hurricanes
Floods
Tsunamis
This is a long-lasting snowstorm with very strong winds and intense snowfall.
Blizzard
Drought
Flood
Severe tropical storms that form over the ocean are called ____________.
Hurricanes
Tsunamis
Floods
When there has not been enough rainfall and the water levels get too low, this is called a ____________.
Flood
Drought
Tsunami
These come from powerful thunderstorms and appear as a funnel, or cone-shaped cloud, with winds that can reach 300 miles per hour.
Tsunamis
Hurricanes
Tornadoes
What can be done to protect yourself from a flood?
Buy a boat so you can get in it if the water starts getting in your house.
Make a plan about where to go for higher ground, Community use of floodgates, and flood barriers.
Sell your house and move to the desert.
Go to the basement
A ___________ can be used to keep your house and/electricity safe during a thunderstorm.
lightning rod
roof
tall tree
basement
What is a `natural hazard`?
A danger or risk
A natural even that can change or effect land or people.
A hazard is an object, situation or behavior that has the potential to cause harm
An event that doesn't have any risks to land or people.
___________________ include lightning and thunder.
Thunderstorms
hail storm
hurricane
flood
A funnel-shaped storm on land with high winds and often rain and hail is called a _____________________.
tornado
hurricane
flood
drought
Any natural hazard that destroys communities and kills people is called a ________________ ____________________.
natural disaster
scary event
big storm
natural thing
A _________________ is a long period of time without rain.
drought
flood
hurricane
tsunami
Seawalls, houses built with wind and water resistant materials or on stilts, all protect homes from what?
hurricanes
thunderstorms
drought
blizzards
Many plants and animals die from a lack of water during a _______.
Drought
flood
hurricane
tornado
_____ is frozen water in a thunderstorm. It causes dents, broken windows and damaged roofs.
snow
rain
hail
thunder
