the point on the earth's surface directly above the focus

type of seismic wave that compresses and expands

a type of seismic wave that moves side to side and up and down

the opening in a volcano through which lava and gases escape

a gently sloping mountain made of lava released from nonexplosive eruptions

a steeply sloped volcano made of pyroclastic material from explosive eruptions

a tall, cone shaped, mountain made of alternating layers of lava and pyroclastic material

a row of severe thunderstorms

a rapidly rotating column of air that extends from a cumulonimbus cloud and touches the ground

a scale used to rate tornado intensity

storm system over warm waters with wind speeds from 119 kpm or greater

a tropical cyclone forming in the Atlantic and Eastern Pacific Oceans

a wall of water that moves ashore when a hurricane stricks

What is a severe weather occurrences

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rates an earthquakes level of damage from 1-12

The strength or magnitude of an earthquake from 1-10

Rates hurricanes from 1-5

where on a volano is the Lava held

Where does the lava escape from

what is the bowl shaped area of a volcano called

what is discharged from a volcano

what is in the center of a hurricane

what is the outer layer of a hurricane

what make up the eyewall of a hurricane

A scientist who specialises in studying the beginning and types of seismic waves